Penthouse€278,712
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105 homes and apartments for sale in Makarska, Croatia.
24 properties shown
Penthouse€278,712
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Apartment€321,383
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Apartment€263,500
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Apartment€258,375
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House€710,000
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House€1,280,000
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Villa€3,900,000
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Apartment€334,466
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Apartment€304,412
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Villa€920,000
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Apartment€275,301
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Villa€990,000
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House€3,000,000
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Apartment€349,705
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Villa€1,300,000
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House€1,100,000
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House€1,490,000
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Villa€795,000
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Villa€1,400,000
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Villa€1,450,000
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Villa€1,500,000
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Villa€850,000
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Apartment€254,296
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House€1,500,000
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Buyer's guide: Makarska
Makarska is a seaside town at the foot of the Biokovo mountain, and Makarska real estate is mostly sea-view apartments with a layer of villas above the town. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €323,000 across 105 properties. Here is what the data says and what to check before buying in Croatia.
These asking prices come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The gap between the lower and upper quartile is wide, which reflects the gap between small inland flats and waterfront villas.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 105 |
| Median asking price | €323,000 |
| Price range (p25 - p75) | €257,796 - €850,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,700 |
| Median size | 75 m² |
Apartments account for 65 listings, villas for 23, houses for 15, plus 1 penthouse and 1 commercial unit. The median size of 75 m² shows how much of the supply is compact holiday flats. Compare with villas in Croatia and apartments in Croatia.
By bedroom: 2-bedroom flats (23), 3-bedroom (13), 5-plus (13), 4-bedroom (5) and 1-bedroom (3). The 5-plus group is mostly villas and guest-house style properties.
The town has a long pebble beach, a palm-lined promenade and a lively summer season. Split airport is roughly an hour by road, and ferries to the island of Brač leave from nearby. Winters are quiet, so check how much of the neighbourhood closes down outside July and August.
Buyers are typically holiday-home owners from Central Europe and the UK, people who plan to let part of the year, and some retirees. Noise and parking in the centre during summer are things to experience before you buy.
EU citizens can buy on the same basis as Croatians. Non-EU buyers are subject to reciprocity rules and may need approval from the relevant ministry, so a lawyer is essential. The buyer pays 3% property transfer tax on resales; new builds usually carry VAT instead. Agents commonly charge around 3% plus VAT.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price across all listings is €323,000, with half of listings between €257,796 and €850,000. Sea-view and new-build flats usually sit at the upper end.
Often yes, subject to reciprocity and ministerial approval. EU buyers can purchase freely. Your lawyer should confirm the position for your nationality.
Resale purchases usually carry 3% transfer tax paid by the buyer, while new builds are subject to VAT. Add notary, legal and agent fees.
It is much quieter. Many cafes and rentals close from autumn, so visit in winter if you plan to live here.
Split airport is the main gateway, about an hour away by road. The coastal highway and buses connect the town to Split and Dubrovnik.