Buying an apartment in Makarska often starts with one very practical question: what can you buy within a specific budget? Buyers usually do not search only by location, but also by price range, such as apartments up to €100,000, €150,000 or €200,000.
This is a logical way to approach the market because the budget strongly affects expectations. Buying a small holiday property, an apartment for longer stays or a unit with rental potential can lead to very different choices.
Below, we explain what buyers can generally expect in different price ranges and what to check before deciding to buy an apartment in Makarska.
What does it mean to buy according to your budget?
Buying according to your budget means looking at the offer not only by location or size, but by the total amount you are ready to invest. This includes the property price, but also additional purchase costs, possible renovation, furnishing, tax, notary costs and possible financing costs.
That is why it is useful to define your budget at the beginning and decide what matters most: location, apartment size, condition, sea view, parking or proximity to the beach. In Makarska, price differences often depend on a combination of these factors.
1. Apartments up to €100,000 - a smaller budget and realistic expectations
Apartments up to €100,000 in Makarska usually attract buyers looking for a more affordable entry point into the market. In this price range, the offer may be limited, especially if you are looking for newer construction, a good location or a sea view.
Buyers with this budget can usually expect smaller units, studio apartments, small one-bedroom apartments, older properties or apartments that require additional investment. Sometimes it is possible to find properties outside the very centre or not directly near the sea, but they can still be a good option for holidays or occasional stays.
With this type of purchase, it is especially important to check the real condition of the apartment, documentation, the building itself and possible renovation costs. A lower initial price does not always mean a lower total cost if significant work is needed after purchase.
2. Apartments up to €150,000 - a better balance of price and options
A budget of up to €150,000 usually gives buyers a wider range of options. In this price range, it may be easier to find a smaller apartment in better condition, a one-bedroom or smaller two-bedroom apartment, a holiday apartment or a property that requires less additional investment.
This budget is often interesting for buyers who want an apartment for their own holidays, but are also thinking about occasional rental income. In that case, it is important to look beyond the price and consider practical details such as parking, layout, distance from the beach, access to the building and ease of maintenance.
If the goal is investment, it is useful to think about who the apartment would be suitable for. Smaller, well-maintained and well-located apartments can be attractive to couples, smaller families or guests looking for practical accommodation in Makarska.
3. Apartments up to €200,000 - more comfort and better location options
With a budget of up to €200,000, buyers usually have more options to compare. This price range may include more spacious apartments, better equipped units, apartments with a better layout or properties in more attractive locations.
This budget can be interesting for families looking for a more comfortable space, buyers who want a better holiday apartment or investors looking for a property with stronger rental potential.
The advantage of a higher budget is not only more square metres. It can also mean a more functional layout, a better building, parking, a balcony, a terrace, a nicer view or better access to the beach, centre and everyday amenities.
What should you check before buying an apartment in Makarska?
Regardless of your budget, it is important to check several key details before buying:
- ownership documentation and land registry status,
- condominium ownership and occupancy permit,
- actual size and room layout,
- condition of installations, the building and shared areas,
- parking, storage, balcony or terrace,
- distance from the sea, centre and basic amenities,
- possible additional costs after purchase.
Buyers often focus only on the price, but the final decision should also include practical details that affect daily use and the future value of the apartment.
How to choose the right budget?
The best budget is not always the highest one, but the one that fits your reason for buying. If you are buying an apartment for occasional holidays, location and easy maintenance may be most important. If you are buying for living, the layout, parking, proximity to shops, schools and other services become more important.
If you are buying as an investment, it is important to think about how attractive the apartment will be to future guests or tenants. A smaller property in a good location can sometimes be more practical than a larger apartment that requires more investment.
Browse the current apartment offer in Makarska
The apartment offer in Makarska changes throughout the year, and prices depend on location, condition, size and additional features. That is why the best first step is to browse the current property offer and compare what is currently available within your desired budget.
If you are not sure which price range suits your needs best, you can contact AB Adrion agency and ask for advice based on your budget, preferred location and purpose of purchase.
Frequently asked questions about buying an apartment in Makarska by budget
Can you buy an apartment in Makarska for up to €100,000?
It is possible, but the offer is usually limited. Most options in this range are smaller apartments, studio apartments, older properties or apartments outside the most attractive locations.
Is €150,000 enough for a good apartment in Makarska?
A budget of up to €150,000 can be a good starting point for smaller apartments, holiday units and properties in decent condition, but the final choice depends on location and current availability.
What can you expect from apartments up to €200,000?
In this price range, buyers usually have more options, better size, a more practical layout and a better chance of finding additional features such as a balcony, terrace or parking.
Is it better to buy a smaller apartment in a better location or a larger one farther from the sea?
It depends on the purpose of purchase. For holidays and rental potential, location is often very important. For longer stays, a functional layout and everyday practicality may be more important.
Should additional purchase costs be included in the budget?
Yes. In addition to the apartment price, buyers should plan for tax, notary costs, possible legal services, ownership registration, renovation and furnishing costs.
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