Apartment€255,000
rijeka

699 homes and apartments for sale in Rijeka, Croatia.
24 properties shown
Apartment€255,000
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Apartment€182,000
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Apartment€229,000
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House€298,000
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Apartment€309,000
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Apartment€156,000
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Apartment€290,000
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Apartment€290,000
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Apartment€309,000
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Apartment€473,000
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Apartment€254,000
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Apartment€187,000
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Apartment€290,000
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Apartment€415,000
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Apartment€312,000
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Apartment€800,000
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Apartment€156,000
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Buyer's guide: Rijeka
Rijeka is Croatia's main port and a university city on the Kvarner Bay. Of 698 listings in our data, 575 are apartments, and the median asking price of €262,000 is far below Dubrovnik or Split. If you want Rijeka real estate with year-round life rather than a tourist-season resort, this is a good place to look.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 698 |
| Median price | €262,000 |
| P25 - P75 | €199,750 - €389,250 |
| Price per m² | €3,585 |
| Median size | 75 m² |
Apartments dominate with 575 listings, then 37 houses, 36 commercial units, 27 villas and 23 plots. Three-bedroom flats lead (239), followed by two-bedroom (132), four-bedroom (103), five-plus (50), one-bedroom (34) and 2 studios. The 75 m² median fits the older socialist-era and Austro-Hungarian blocks that make up much of the city.
Rijeka has a lively Korzo promenade, a harbour, a university and the Trsat castle hill with views over the bay. Neighbourhoods such as Pećine and Kantrida have sea views and swimming spots, Sušak has an older commercial feel, and Trsat is leafier. The city was a European Capital of Culture in 2020, which brought renovation of historic sites. Istria's coast and the islands of Krk and Cres are an easy drive away, and Zagreb is about two and a half hours by road. Rijeka airport is on the island of Krk. The city relies on port and services, so it has a local rental market of students and workers.
Buyers include Croatians, Slovenes and Italians, plus investors who want a lower entry point on the Adriatic.
Croatia uses the euro and is in Schengen. EU citizens buy on equal terms; non-EU buyers may need reciprocity or approval, so confirm eligibility with a Croatian lawyer. Check the land registry, building permit and any encumbrances. Resale property transfer tax is about 3% (approx.; verify locally).
See our Croatia overview, financing page and consultation guide. You can also browse Croatian apartments and villas, or compare with Dežanovac inland.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Typically yes, because it relies less on tourism. The median here is €3,585 per m².
Yes. It has a university, port jobs and services all year.
Often only with reciprocity or approval. Ask a lawyer.
Rijeka airport on Krk, with Zagreb and Trieste as larger alternatives.