Rental data
Zagreb in numbers
What real listings say about renting in Zagreb. Every number is computed from the listings we collect, with the method and sources next to each chart.
How many tram stops do you know?A memory game: type Zagreb's 117 tram stops and watch the network light up.Read
Your neighbourhood as a poster82 neighbourhoods as architectural maps to print: buildings, streets and the Sava within 900 m, in four styles, one of them a 3D model.Read
Rent along the tram: asking rent per m² at every stopFrom €11.8 per m² at Gračani to €17.3 at Mašićeva: a rent map of every tram stop.Updated 28 Oct 2026Read
Zagreb uphill: how far your door is above the tramHow far you climb from the tram to your door: neighbourhoods ranked by the median climb from the nearest stop, from DGU's terrain model.Read
Did rents in Croatia really rise 22%? What Eurostat actually measuresRent index: +35.0% in one month (August 2025); annual rise in September 2026: 3.5%.Read
How Zagreb's rental flats are heatedHow Zagreb rentals are heated: gas, district heating, electric and heat pumps by district, from the listings.Read
The cheapest areas within 20 minutes of the main squareWithin 20 minutes of the main square, rent per m² is lowest in Medveščak: €14.2 per m² (13 min).Updated 28 Oct 2026Read
What rental listings leave outOnly 9.4% of listings state the full move-in cost, and 19.4% say whether pets are allowed.Updated 28 Oct 2026Read
Rents and wages in ZagrebSince 2013 contracted rent per m² has gone from €5.60 to €12.82. A two-room flat asks 36.4% to 53.3% of the average net wage.Updated 28 Oct 2026Read
Empty flats in Zagreb by district22.0% of dwellings for permanent residence stood empty at the 2021 census, from 16.1% to 28.9% by district.Read
What renting costs in each part of ZagrebA median of €14.5/m², from €11.8 to €16.4/m² depending on the district.Updated 28 Oct 2026Read