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Poreč real estate

Real estate in Poreč

Houses, apartments and building land for sale in Poreč – from the old town and coastal settlements to the villages inland. The largest single-town property market on Propertico.

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About the town

Poreč, the UNESCO town on Istria's west coast

Poreč is one of Croatia's most visited destinations and the town with the most property listings on Propertico – houses, apartments and building land from the coast to the villages inland.

The old town sits on a small peninsula, with the Roman Decumanus street and the Euphrasian Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. According to the 2021 census, about 16,600 people live in the town, spread across some fifty settlements – from coastal Červar-Porat and Červar in the north, through Nova Vas, Baderna, Žbandaj, Fuškulin and Mušalež, to a string of smaller villages inland.

The A9 motorway (Istrian Y) connects Poreč with Umag, Pula and the Slovenian border, putting Trieste about an hour away and Pula and its airport a little less. The town stays alive outside the tourist season, with schools, a health centre and year-round services.

Poreč has more listings than any other town on Propertico, and unlike Pula it is mainly a house market – houses make up more than half of active listings. Apartments and building land are also for sale. Prices depend mostly on distance to the sea, the view and the condition of the property, and the easiest way to compare is the search above.

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What it's like to live here

What matters when you choose a home, not just when you visit — transport, schools, healthcare and everyday life.

Sea and beaches

Coves and beaches along the coast from Červar-Porat to Plava and Zelena Laguna, a seafront promenade, the town marina and the islet of Sveti Nikola opposite the old town.

Getting around

The A9 motorway (Istrian Y) to Umag, Pula and Slovenia, Pula Airport under an hour away, and Trieste Airport for flights across Europe.

Education

Kindergartens, primary and secondary schools in town, including an Italian-language school, with Juraj Dobrila University in Pula reachable by motorway.

Climate

A mild Mediterranean climate with long warm summers and pleasant springs and autumns.

Healthcare

A health centre, emergency service and pharmacies in town, with hospital care at Pula General Hospital and the specialist hospital in Rovinj.

Culture and food

The Euphrasian Basilica and Decumanus, summer events in the old town, and Malvazija wine, truffles, olive oil and Istrian cooking in the village konobas.

Frequently asked

Good to know before buying

How much does property in Poreč cost?
Prices in Poreč depend mostly on distance to the sea, the view, the size of the plot and the condition of the property, so they can vary a lot even within the same settlement. Set your price range in the search above and compare current listings by property type and settlement.
What kind of property is for sale in Poreč?
Houses make up the majority of the market in Poreč – more than half of active listings – and Poreč has the most houses for sale in Istria on Propertico. Apartments and building land are also on offer. Choose a property type and settlement in the search above to narrow down the results.
Which settlements belong to Poreč?
The town covers around fifty settlements: besides Poreč itself there are coastal Červar-Porat and Červar to the north, Nova Vas and Baderna inland, and smaller settlements such as Žbandaj, Fuškulin, Mušalež, Garbina and Veleniki. You can select a settlement directly in the search above.
Is Poreč a good place to buy a holiday rental property?
Poreč is one of Croatia's most visited destinations, so property here is often bought for holiday letting. Before buying, check whether the property can be registered for holiday rental, the running and maintenance costs, and the distance to the sea.
Can foreigners buy property in Poreč?
EU citizens can generally buy property in Croatia on the same terms as Croatian citizens. Additional conditions and approvals may apply to non-EU citizens, depending on bilateral agreements. This is general information, not legal advice – we recommend checking with a Croatian notary or lawyer.
Can you live in Poreč all year round?
Yes. Poreč has kindergartens, schools, a health centre, shops and services open all year, and Pula, Rovinj and Umag are 30 minutes to an hour away by car. Outside the season the town is much quieter.
How can I compare real estate agencies in Poreč?
Propertico brings together listings from multiple real estate agencies active in Poreč and the surrounding area, so you don't have to check each agency's website separately. Every listing shows the agency that published it, so your enquiry goes straight to them. Save your search and turn on alerts to hear about new listings first.

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