Addo geodezija i nekretnine

4.6·24 reviews
Ul. Ljudevita Posavskog 47, 31000, Osijek, Croatia, Osijek, Croatia
Veted AI Summary

Croatian real estate agency offering geodesy services with inconsistent execution and mixed transaction management.

What customers love

  • Thorough explanations of complex property issues
  • Professional guidance on ownership and land problems
  • Dedicated support through complete transaction process

Worth noting

  • Poor contract drafting requiring multiple corrections
  • Minimal involvement in sales process; buyer handled key tasks

Best for

Property owners needing geodesy expertise and land dispute resolution rather than full sales brokerage.

Attribute scores

Quality of Work62
Experience45
Responsiveness45
Customer Rating92
Price vs Market Avg.75

Recent reviews

Zvonka Pavlinović1mo ago

All praise for the service, professional, fast and very correct.

blaženka budimčić6mo ago

They kindly helped me resolve my unresolved ownership and directed me to the right places! Thank you

Fanika N6mo ago

Against the illegal expansion of a building structure to the border of the Building Land.

Denis Gagic6mo ago

Friendly and very detailed in explaining my land problem. Thank you again.

Ines7mo ago

Negative experience. The only thing the agency did was show up at the notary public (and they went with me and came home with me) and wrote a preliminary contract and a contract that had to be corrected several times because they didn't write it correctly. The apartment was presented and shown by a third person who doesn't work at the agency and isn't a real estate agent. I agreed to that in a written agreement, because I thought and hoped that everything would be professional and fair. However, then, at the agency's initiative, they started getting to know the buyer, with whom I sent and brought to work all the papers related to the apartment and the sale, the agency didn't participate in that. We just got an answer: call the buyer-seller, etc. The transcript of the utilities was made by us - the buyer. Although it was also agreed that the agency would do it. After going to the notary public and paying the money, the agency didn't contact me for almost 3 months with the bill. They wanted the bill and payment to go into the next year (as it ended up being), so after that they told me that they didn't send the bill due to illness and weren't able to inform me that they would contact me with the bill and payment in a few months. Which of the two they mentioned is true - apparently they don't know either. I didn't get an explanation for all of the above - of course - just an answer that the agency answered the phone and was "supportive" to us. However, I didn't need a psychologist but a real estate agent who would do the job, not me alone with the buyer. Answer: I don't see that positive review you're writing about anywhere 😂 It's interesting how you responded to the review immediately and haven't responded to the emails and inquiries mentioned above to this day. Apart from a threat from your family to withdraw the review, I didn't get anything else. If the apartment had so many flaws, why did you want to sell it as such? Or didn't you thoroughly review everything related to the property? Ha ha ha. You should have thought before writing your answer. Because if it was a scam, I think both the buyer and you would have given up a long time ago (you have the right to do so). And how did you protect the buyer from being scammed, I'm really curious? You don't have to put me on a negative list in the future because there's no chance that "our" future even exists.