The subject of this paper is the analysis of the real estate market in the Republic of Croatia. The aim of this paper is to analyse the determinants that affect the real estate market and to analyse statistical data on the real estate market in the Republic of Croatia and compare these data with available data on the real estate market in the European Union and its member countries. Obtained results indicate that the real estate market in the Republic of Croatia is influenced by several determinants, among which are GDP, interest rates, economic crises, state subsidization of housing loans, inflation, etc. stand out. The analysis of the real estate market in Republic of Croatia showed that in 2020, the sale of residential real estate was somewhat lower compared to previous years, which is probably a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic and consequent measures.. From 2016 to 2020, the price of residential real estate in the Republic of Croatia increased. With regard to the spatial analysis, it has been shown that most real estate is sold in the City of Zagreb and counties in the Adriatic region, that is, in larger cities and cities and municipalities on the coast. It was also shown that the price of residential real estate in these areas is higher compared to continental counties, that is, smaller towns and cities and municipalities in the continental part of the country. By comparing the available statistical data with the available data for the average of the European Union and individual member countries, it was determined that in 2019 and 2020 the average annual house price index in the Republic of Croatia exceeds the average of the European Union, although not significantly.