5 years � Economic Index of Freedom in Croatia

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Freedom Rating 5 Yr - Croatia Compared to Continent

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Croatia	75.28%
Turkey	72.12%
Macedonia	67.62%
Romania	65.15%
Poland	48.00%
Czech Rep.	40.24%
Albania	36.91%
France	34.90%
Denmark	32.44%
Switzerland	30.48%
Slovenia	26.64%
Norway	23.77%
Spain	19.52%
Bosnia & H.	19.15%
Hungary	15.81%
Cyprus	14.83%
Finland	11.45%
Portugal	11.06%
Germany	9.86%
Sweden	9.70%
Luxembourg	9.33%
Bulgaria	8.10%
Austria	7.77%
Belarus	4.19%
Estonia	2.95%
Greece	1.77%
Slovak Rep.	-3.05%
Lithuania	-5.42%
Netherlands	-7.17%
Latvia	-10.74%
Malta	-15.95%
Belgium	-16.49%
Italy	-16.66%
Russia	-19.32%
Moldova	-22.56%
Ireland	-35.03%
UK	-58.74%
Iceland	-76.03%
Ukraine	-86.37%

Croatia: Economic freedom index, 5-year change

Increased economic freedom is strongly associated with high GDP growth, and therefore with rises in residential property prices. Changes in a countrys score on the Heritage Foundations freedom index are calculated by the Global Property Guide to produce a 5-point rating:

Greatly Improved
Improved
Nuetral
Worse
Much Worse

Source: Calculated using figures from The Heritage Foundation and the Wall Street Journal

Croatia does not produce any official house price or rent statistics. A private service was rumoured but we cannot find it. General economic statistics are weak. What data there is, is at the Croatian National Bank, and the Central Bureau of Statistics.