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Apartments, houses, building land and commercial property in Pula – from the old town around the Arena, through Veruda and Stoja, to Monte Zaro, Štinjan and Valdebek. Browse the current listings.

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About the city

Pula, Istria's largest city and a year-round property market

Pula is Istria's largest city and its economic, university and healthcare centre – home to the Roman Arena and a property market that doesn't depend only on the tourist season.

According to the 2021 census, about 52,200 people live in Pula. The city grew up around its bay and the hill topped by the Kaštel fortress, and every district has its own character: Austro-Hungarian buildings in the centre and on Monte Zaro, the residential districts of Veruda, Nova Veruda, Vidikovac and Monvidal, family houses in Šijana, Veli Vrh and Busoler, and the seaside areas of Stoja, Verudela, Valkane, Štinjan and Valdebek.

Pula General Hospital, Juraj Dobrila University, the port and public institutions give the city year-round life. Pula sits at the end of the Istrian Y motorway (A9 and A8), has its own airport, and Brijuni, Medulin, Premantura and Rovinj are 15–40 minutes away.

Unlike Poreč, where houses dominate, most listings in Pula are apartments – Pula has the most apartments for sale in Istria on Propertico. Houses, building land and commercial property are also on offer. Prices depend on the district, floor, view and distance to the sea, 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

City beaches at Stoja, Verudela, Valkane and Štinjan, with the protected Kamenjak cape at Premantura and Brijuni National Park off Fažana close by.

Getting around

The Istrian Y motorway to Rovinj, Poreč, Umag and Rijeka, Pula Airport with domestic and seasonal international flights, and a city bus network.

Education

Juraj Dobrila University with several faculties, and a wide network of kindergartens, primary and secondary schools.

Climate

A mild Mediterranean climate with warm, sunny summers and mild winters, and a long swimming season at the southern tip of Istria.

Healthcare

Pula General Hospital is the main hospital for all of Istria, alongside a health centre, emergency service and local clinics across the districts.

Culture and food

The Arena, the Temple of Augustus and the Arch of the Sergii, Pula Film Festival and summer concerts in the Arena, plus the city market and Istrian cooking in the surrounding konobas.

Frequently asked

Good to know before buying

How much does property in Pula cost?
Prices in Pula depend on the district, floor, view, distance to the sea and age of the building, so they can vary considerably even within the same neighbourhood. Set your price range in the search above and compare current listings by property type.
What kind of property is for sale in Pula?
Apartments make up most of the market in Pula, and Pula has the most apartments for sale in Istria on Propertico. Houses, building land and commercial property are also on offer. Choose a property type in the search above and filter by price, size and number of rooms.
What are the districts of Pula?
Pula is made up of districts with very different character: the old town and Monte Zaro in the centre, the seaside areas of Stoja, Verudela, Valkane, Štinjan and Valdebek, the residential districts of Veruda, Nova Veruda, Vidikovac and Monvidal, and the outer areas of Šijana, Veli Vrh and Busoler.
Is it worth buying property in Pula to rent out?
Pula has year-round life thanks to the university, the hospital and public institutions, and is also a tourist destination. Before buying to rent out, check whether the property can be registered for letting, the building's running and maintenance costs, and the location.
Can foreigners buy property in Pula?
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.
Is there property for sale around Pula?
Yes. Much of the market around the city is in the neighbouring municipalities – Vodnjan, Marčana, Ližnjan, Fažana and Medulin – 10–20 minutes' drive from central Pula. Each has its own listings page on Propertico.
How can I compare real estate agencies in Pula?
Propertico brings together listings from multiple real estate agencies active in Pula, 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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