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Central Dalmatia

Property care in Split

Split is Croatia’s second city and the transport hub of Central Dalmatia. Property here is almost exclusively apartments, and a large share of it is let short-term.

Access
Mainland, reachable year-round without a ferry
Nearest airport
Split (SPU), around 25 minutes
On the ground

What we watch for in Split

Short-term letting in Split means tight changeovers and strict reporting duties. We handle check-in, changeover cleaning and the eVisitor registration. In the old town, noise rules and friction with the owners’ association come on top as a subject of their own.

The general checklist — roof, façade, windows, water, electrics, damp — is the same everywhere. What differs are the points that, in our experience, cause trouble here first.

Additionally in Split

  • Check-in and changeover cleaning at a tight rhythm
  • eVisitor registration and tourist tax filed on time
  • Representation towards the owners’ association and the manager
Property stock

Typical properties in Split

Apartments inside Diocletian’s Palace and the old town, plus stock in the Bačvice, Meje and Žnjan districts.

Regular inspections

Inside and out to a fixed checklist, with a photo report after every visit. Weekly, fortnightly or monthly — you decide.

Keys and emergencies

Secure key storage with a log, and someone who turns up after a storm, a leak or a break-in.

Trades on the ground

Quotes from vetted partner firms, instruction once you approve, supervision during the work and a check of the invoice.

Nearby

We cover the neighbouring towns too

Properties in the surrounding area are visited on the same round. If your house sits between two of these places, just ask — the boundary is not the town sign.

Reply within 24 hours

Would you look after my property in Split?

Tell us where it is and a few basics. You get a clear yes or no, not a brochure.

Free and without obligation

Your house in Split, in good hands

Fifteen minutes on the phone is enough to work out what your property needs and how often we should call in.