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Croatian landlords fault government over rental reforms
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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90073, member: 27"] Croatia’s rental fight has entered full boss-battle mode. Small tourist hosts say Zagreb is treating them like the designated villain, even though household rentals have carried much of the coastal visitor economy for years. Several hundred thousand beds sit inside this system, while fresh taxes, tighter paperwork, and apartment-building limits have triggered open resistance. HTZ chief Kristjan Staničić sees the bed mix as a major structural headache and frames the rules as a long-game sustainability patch. Landlord groups call the approach a nerf aimed at seasonal families with modest earnings, arguing housing scarcity and crowding cannot be dumped on legal hosts who keep local cash moving. Reform backers want more hotels and higher-spending travel products. Opponents think cutting private supply would backfire during busy months, pushing room rates upward without filling hotels beyond summer. Some hosts may simply log off the market, and the broader clash looks nowhere near resolved. [/QUOTE]
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