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Republic of Slovenia Newsletter — February 2025

The Ministrstvo za finance RS publication “Slovenia Investor Newsletter: February 2025” gives a concise view of Slovenia's economic outlook. It focuses on growth, inflation, public finances, investment and medium-term resilience. The ...

Slovenia caught in the German slowdown trap

The Le Monde publication “Slovenia caught in the German slowdown trap” gives a concise view of Slovenia's business and competitiveness environment. It focuses on competitiveness, investment conditions, industrial performance and operational ...

FDI Awards 2024: Celebrating foreign investment in Slovenia

On October 10, 2024, four foreign-owned companies were honored at the annual Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Slovenia Awards, organized by the Ministry of Economy and SPIRIT Slovenia. These awards recognize the valuable contributions of ...

Slovenia's second tallest residential building set for 2026 in Ljubljana

Slovak developer Corwin plans to build a 24-storey high-rise named Nordika near Ljubljana's main railway station, making it Slovenia's second tallest residential building at 82 meters. Construction is set to begin in 2026. Designed by ...

Is 2025 a good time to buy Real Estate in Croatia?

As 2025 approaches, Croatia’s real estate market offers promising opportunities for investors. The country’s economic stability, growing property values, and increasing demand make it an attractive option for both local and international ...

Slovenia sees continued growth in foreign and outward direct investments in 2024

Slovenia's inward foreign direct investment (FDI) continued its upward trend in 2024, increasing by 7.5% year-on-year to reach €23.8 billion, according to preliminary data from the central bank. This growth was largely driven by reinvested ...

EBRD supports green energy transition in Croatia

The EBRD publication “EBRD supports green energy transition in Croatia” gives a concise view of Croatia's energy and green infrastructure market. It focuses on new capacity, financing and the transition towards more resilient, lower-carbon ...

Croatia to offer 50% VAT refund for first-time apartment buyers

Zagreb – As part of Croatia’s new housing policy, first-time buyers of newly constructed apartments will be eligible for a refund of up to 50% of the value-added tax (VAT). For those purchasing their first property that is not newly built, ...

OeNB Forecasts Another Year of Recession in Austria

The interim forecast points to weak industrial output, subdued consumption and delayed investment as major constraints on growth. The update is relevant to investors, developers, contractors and companies monitoring Austria and the wider ...

Žnjan plateau: Split’s largest project redefines the coast

Split, one of Croatia's most iconic cities, is undergoing a monumental transformation through the largest construction project in the country. This ambitious endeavor, centered on the Žnjan plateau, is expected to completely redefine ...

Positive trends in Slovenia’s Real Estate market

Slovenia's real estate market is undergoing significant shifts driven by a combination of economic, technological, and regulatory factors, with promising opportunities on the horizon. Despite challenges like rising property prices, ...

Croatia unveils major tax reform

Croatia is on the brink of a significant tax overhaul, with plans to introduce a comprehensive reform package aimed at providing substantial tax relief to its citizens. Set to take effect on January 1, 2025, the reform has been ...