Apartment€376,444
Veruda

988 homes and apartments for sale in Pula, Croatia.
24 properties shown
Apartment€376,444
Veruda
Apartment€172,125
Štinjan
Apartment€248,000
Veruda
Apartment€308,500
Veruda
Apartment€306,000
Veruda
Apartment€250,000
Štinjan
Apartment€217,000
Veruda
Apartment€265,577
Veruda
Apartment€214,500
Štinjan
Apartment€310,000
Veruda
Apartment€698,345
Veruda
Apartment€221,753
Štinjan
Apartment€214,500
Štinjan
Apartment€250,000
Veruda
Apartment€249,000
Veruda
Apartment€240,000
Veruda
Apartment€240,000
Veruda
Apartment€217,940
Štinjan
Apartment€223,129
Štinjan
Apartment€181,900
Štinjan
Apartment€545,000
Veruda
Apartment€176,500
Štinjan
Apartment€176,500
Štinjan
Apartment€311,250
Štinjan
Buyer's guide: Pula
Property for sale in Pula, at the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula, is mostly small apartments: of 985 current listings on RealEstateAbroad, 718 are flats, the median asking price is €248,556 and the median size just 62 m². Pula has a Roman amphitheatre, a working port and an airport with seasonal European flights.
The middle half of listings sit between €199,000 and €415,000, around a median of €248,556. Median price per square metre is €3,452. Seafront apartments in Verudela and new builds near the marina command premiums.
| Item | Pula |
|---|---|
| Listings | 985 |
| Median ask | €248,556 |
| p25 to p75 | €199,000 to €415,000 |
| Median per m² | €3,452 |
| Median size | 62 m² |
| Apartments / villas / houses | 718 / 134 / 87 |
Apartments dominate, then villas (134), houses (87), land (31), commercial (14) and one penthouse. Two-bedroom homes are most common (293), then three-bedroom (246), one-bedroom (114), four-bedroom (77), five-plus (43) and studios (24). Neighbourhoods include the centre around the Arena, Veruda and Verudela on the southern coast, Stoja and Valdebek. Medulin, Premantura and Fažana nearby offer beach-resort settings.
Browse Croatian apartments, villas, houses, land and commercial, or cheaper Croatian property.
Pula is less seasonal than the Istrian beach towns, thanks to its port, shipyard history and a student population, but summer is the peak for rentals. Short lets must be registered and subject to tourist tax and category rules. Before buying a flat for holiday use, ask the building administrator whether the community permits it. Use the valuation tool and the contact page for local introductions.
EU citizens buy on equal terms; non-EU buyers need reciprocity and approval, and some use a Croatian company. Resales pay 3% transfer tax, new builds 25% VAT. Notary and court fees are about 1% and agent fees about 3% plus VAT. Check that the building has a use permit (uporabna dozvola) and that the title is clean; legalisation of informally built extensions is a common issue in Istria.
See the Croatia buying guide and financing. Compare with Zagreb, Poreč, Umag, Rijeka or Medulin.
Pula is a working Adriatic city, not just a resort: it has year-round demand and cheaper flats than Istria's tourist hotspots.
Last updated 8 October 2026
They need to satisfy reciprocity and obtain permission from the authorities, which takes time. A Croatian company is an alternative with extra costs.
The median asking price is €248,556. Half of listings are between €199,000 and €415,000.
Demand is strong in summer, supported by festivals and the Arena, but you must register rentals and pay tourist tax.
Pula Airport, a few kilometres from the city, with seasonal flights to many European cities.