Zagreb in numbers · floor plans to scale
How much flat €600 a month rents in Zagreb
In November 2026, €600 a month rents 51 m² of flat in Podsljeme but only 37 m² in Peščenica – Žitnjak, at each district's median asking rent per m². Across all of Zagreb, €600 comes to 41 m².
In this story: 1/3 · Floor plans
Most space for €600
51 m²
Podsljeme · €11.8 per m²
Least space for €600
37 m²
Peščenica – Žitnjak · €16.2 per m²
All of Zagreb for €600
41 m²
Zagreb · €14.5 per m²
€600 rents 14 m² more in Podsljeme than in Peščenica – Žitnjak.
Tap a district to see its floor plan, drawn to the same scale.
The floor area comes from asking rents; the layout illustrates a typical flat of that size.
| District | €/m² | €500 | €600 | €800 | No. of listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All of Zagreb | €14.5 | 34 m² | 41 m² | 55 m² | 917 |
| Podsljeme | €11.8 | 42 m² | 51 m² | 68 m² | 36 |
| Gornja Dubrava | €12.4 | 40 m² | 48 m² | 65 m² | 27 |
| Podsused – Vrapče | €12.9 | 39 m² | 47 m² | 62 m² | 16 |
| New Zagreb – West | €13.2 | 38 m² | 45 m² | 61 m² | 48 |
| Črnomerec | €14.0 | 36 m² | 43 m² | 57 m² | 65 |
| Maksimir | €14.0 | 36 m² | 43 m² | 57 m² | 132 |
| New Zagreb – East | €14.0 | 36 m² | 43 m² | 57 m² | 29 |
| Stenjevec | €14.4 | 35 m² | 42 m² | 56 m² | 26 |
| Trešnjevka – North | €14.4 | 35 m² | 42 m² | 56 m² | 64 |
| Trnje | €14.8 | 34 m² | 41 m² | 54 m² | 48 |
| Upper Town – Medveščak | €15.0 | 33 m² | 40 m² | 53 m² | 151 |
| Trešnjevka – South | €15.6 | 32 m² | 38 m² | 51 m² | 45 |
| Lower Town | €16.0 | 31 m² | 38 m² | 50 m² | 161 |
| Peščenica – Žitnjak | €16.2 | 31 m² | 37 m² | 49 m² | 47 |
Median asking rent per m² · 14 districts with at least 12 listings stating their area · listings from the last 90 days · as of 1 Nov 2026
The calculation compares districts on one measure. Flats listed for about that much can be bigger or smaller: across Zagreb their median asking rent is €12.5 per m², against €14.5 per m² for all listings.
| Budget | Calculation | Real listings | No. of listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| €500 | 34 m² | 43 m² (€450–€550) | 58 |
| €600 | 41 m² | 48 m² (€540–€660) | 89 |
| €800 | 55 m² | 60 m² (€720–€880) | 142 |
Flats asking within 10% of the budget that state their area, all of Zagreb, last 90 days, as of 1 Nov 2026
How to use it
If space matters more to you, look where your budget goes furthest; if the address matters more, expect a smaller flat. The price per m² is the district's median, and single flats in it can be cheaper or dearer.
Share
Questions
- Where in Zagreb does €600 rent the most flat?
- In Podsljeme: the median asking rent is €11.8 per m², so €600 comes to 51 m². Calculated from 36 listings stating their area in the last 90 days, as of 1 Nov 2026
- How much flat does €600 rent in the Lower Town?
- In the Lower Town (Donji grad) the median asking rent is €16.0 per m², so €600 comes to 38 m² and €800 to 50 m². Calculated from 161 listings stating their area in the last 90 days, as of 1 Nov 2026
- Is that the real size of a €600 flat?
- Not quite: the calculation divides the budget by the district's median asking rent per m², so it compares districts on one measure. Flats listed across Zagreb for €540 to €660 have a median floor area of 48 m² (89 listings).
How we calculated
For each city district we take the median asking rent per m² of flats listed in the last 90 days and divide the budget by it. Each flat counts once, even when several agencies list it. For all of Zagreb: €600 ÷ €14.5/m² = 41 m² (rounded to whole m²). Districts with fewer than 12 listings stating their area are left out. These are asking rents, not agreed rents. As of 1 Nov 2026
The plans are drawn to one scale, with sides in a 4 : 3 ratio and no wall thickness. The layout is an illustration: we draw the type of flat whose median floor area in our listings is nearest to the calculated area (one-room 35 m², two-room 54 m², three-room 80 m²). The bed is 160 × 200 cm.