What will your house cost?

Rough costs of building or renovating a house, phase by phase — from foundations to move-in.

What are you planning?
Finish level
Scope of renovation
Finish level
Storeys
Extras
Estimated total—
Recommended contingency (15%)
With contingency

From estimate to actual costs

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How we calculate

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to build a 150 m² house in Croatia in 2026?

With a standard finish, roughly €190,000–230,000 for construction, plus about €20,000–30,000 for design, supervision, contributions and utility connections. Expect more on the coast and in Istria, less in Slavonia.

What does a shell (roh-bau) cost per m²?

A shell with roof and exterior windows costs about €500–700/m² in 2026, depending on the region and contractor.

Is a bungalow or a two-storey house cheaper?

Per m², a two-storey house is usually 5–10% cheaper because it needs less foundation and roof per square metre of living space.

How much contingency do I need?

We recommend 15–20% on top of the estimate. Material and labour prices change during construction, and unforeseen work is almost always part of a project.

What does renovating a house cost per m²?

A refresh (floors, painting, bathroom) is roughly €250–400/m², a major renovation with installations and windows €550–800/m², and a complete refurbishment with roof and facade €900–1,200/m².