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Zagreb luxury apartments hit €13,000 per sqm as new developments surge
In Zagreb, prices for high‑end residential units have climbed to as much as €13,000 per square metre, with the Ban Centar tower cited as the most expensive example. Notable owners include businessman Milan Popović, who holds two apartments in Ban Centar through his company Celanova, and former footballer Zlatko Dalić, who owns units in both Ban Centar and the Park Kneževa development.
The VMD Standard developer is promoting new projects in the Nova Pešćenica area, where per‑square‑metre prices are also among the city’s highest. Meanwhile, a four‑bedroom new‑build apartment in the Maksimir district has been listed for €511,581. The 100.31 m² unit comes with two external parking spaces, video surveillance, an alarm system, and provisions for electric‑vehicle charging. It carries an A+ energy certificate and is slated for completion in 2026.
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Ban Centar · Milan Popović · VMD Standard · Zagreb · Zlatko Dalić
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Milan Popović owns apartments in Ban Centar through his company Celanova. story.hr
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Prices per square metre in Zagreb luxury apartments can reach up to €13,000. story.hr
- [○ 1 SOURCE] A four‑bedroom new‑build apartment in Maksimir is listed for €511,581 and measures 100.31 m². www.vecernji.hr
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Maksimir building includes video surveillance, an alarm system, and EV‑charging preparation. www.vecernji.hr
- [○ 1 SOURCE] VMD Standard's new projects in Nova Pešćenica have high per‑square‑metre prices. www.jutarnji.hr
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Maksimir building will receive an A+ energy certificate and be completed in 2026. www.vecernji.hr
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Zlatko Dalić owns an apartment in Ban Centar and another in Park Kneževa. story.hr
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Ban Centar building has units priced up to €13,000 per square metre. story.hr