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Croatia affordable housing rollout expands

Entities: Petrinja · Sisak · Andrej Plenković · Branko Bačić · Croatian Government

Overview

In July 2026 the Croatian government continued its large‑scale affordable‑housing push. The national programme, which already had 295 rental units ready and 500 more slated for later this year, kept adding new contracts – the 50 m² flat in Zagreb’s Trešnjevka and a family house in Dubrovnik’s Gruž remain the first tenant‑signed deals.

On 27 July Prime Minister Andrej Plenković handed over 209 newly built apartments in Sisak and Petrinja. Funded with more than €30 million, the rent‑free units will receive utility subsidies before being transferred to the affordable‑housing scheme for young families and deficit occupations. This handover brings the post‑earthquake reconstruction effort in Sisačko‑Moslavačka County to 57 multi‑storey buildings, part of a target of 1,024 homes across 59 structures, and the programme is now in its final quarter, aiming for completion by the end of next year.

Across the border, Slovenia’s Jesenice municipality is completing the Partizan residential quarter, which will add 46 public‑rental apartments to the local stock, with hand‑over slated for October. Both initiatives are presented as ways to ease rent pressure and support vulnerable households.

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  1. 5 days ago

    [POLITICS] 8 sources
    Croatian PM Plenković Hands Over 209 New Apartments in Sisak and Petrinja

    Prime Minister Andrej Plenković handed over 209 apartments in Sisak and Petrinja, part of a €30 million post‑earthquake housing programme that will become affordable housing for young families.

  2. 7 days ago

    [POLITICS] 9 sources
    Croatia and Slovenia roll out new affordable rental housing units

    Slovenia’s Jesenice will add 46 public rental apartments, while Croatia’s affordable‑rental programme makes dozens of units available and begins building 1,300 new homes, targeting rent‑price relief.

  3. 10 days ago

    [POLITICS] 7 sources
    Croatia launches Slavonia housing scheme for young families

    Croatia's Slavonia counties roll out housing programs, building 42 homes and three apartment blocks while Vukovar‑Srijem allocates €356 k to 94 young families, aiming to curb depopulation.

  4. 25 days ago

    [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Croatian Minister Branko Bačić Announces Plans for 2,800 New Affordable Homes and State Property Strategy

    Minister Branko Bačić said Croatia will build ~2,800 new affordable homes, target 20,200 units by 2030 with €2 bn funding, and activate state property without selling assets.

Sources

24sata.hr · autopalota.hu · dalmatinskiportal.hr · delo.si · dostop.si · FoodMap.lu · glas-slavonije.hr · glasistre.hr · gorenjskiglas.si · index.hr · info.delo.si · jutarnji.hr · konantetsudo.jp · n1info.hr · narod.hr · novigradsarajevo.ba · novilist.hr · optimalis.hu · petrinja.hr · sd.rs · sisak.hr · sivananda.org · tportal.hr · vusz.hr · zivim.gloria.hr