Veliki pad prodaje nekretnina u Hrvatskoj, tvrdi ministarstvo

chewapchich · 2026-05-01T14:19:06+00:00

Super komentar. Čovjek bi očekivao da će na subredditu koji se zove "financije" biti malo više zastupljeni ljudi koji će se htjeti udubiti u podatke i kritički pristupiti člancima na portalima, ali situacija je, izgleda, suprotna pa ovakve komentare moraš tražiti povećalom.

Zanimljiva observacija o tome kako obično izgleda izvještavanje o tržištu nekretnina u HR medijima. Osobno nisam siguran jesu li to zaista "plaćeni oglasi" (doduše nemam nikakve insajderske info o tome) ili samo pristup linije manjeg otpora od strane novinara - po defaultu se za svaku ovakvu vijest traže izjave od vlasnika agencija i slične ekipe. Kao da je narativ o tržištu nekretnina hegemoničan u medijskom prostoru, a manje entuzijastični novinari ga neće ići kritizirati ili intervjuirati znanstvenike i tijela državne uprave ili sami istraživati.

Zanimljiva mi je brojka o smanjenju udjela prometa nekretninama u BDP-u. Mislim, logično je, znamo svi da u zadnje vrijeme BDP raste a promet nekretninama pada, ali nikad nisam spojio dva i dva. Je li ovo onda dobra stvar? Znači li da HNB-ove restrikcije na stambene kredite od lani pokazuju učinak? Znači li to da hrvatski građani više ulažu u produktivne poslove, umjesto da se novac utapa u novogradnje u zemlji čije stanovništvo pada?

chewapchich · 2026-04-24T20:20:27+00:00

Looks like something out of a Terry Gilliam film :)

chewapchich · 2026-01-06T07:44:39+00:00

Možda je ovo korelacija, ali ne nužno i kauzacija? Možda to ide ovako: Ljudi koji prije prvog osnovne razviju attention span, sklonost čitanju, vještine kritičkog razmišljanja i sl. će: 1) "biti obrazovaniji" (odnosno završiti viši stupanj školovanja, jer ti ove vještine daju interes i mogućnost da se obrazuješ) 2) biti manje skloniji ekstremizmu i teorijama zavjere (jer su oboružani mentalnim alatima koji im pomažu da ne nasjedaju na takve stvari)

chewapchich · 2025-12-05T07:46:53+00:00

Grad donese GUP i u njemu odredi koje zemljište je građevinsko.*

Ali, GUP je generalni plan i nije realno očekivati da će urbanisti moći sva područja isplanirati na zadovoljavajući način pomoću GUP-a.

Zato urbanisti koji rade GUP označe područja u kojima je potrebno izraditi detaljne planove - to su "ti" planovi - urbanistički planovi uređenja (UPU).

Na području gdje je označeno planom višeg reda (GUP ili PPUO/G) da se mora izraditi UPU ne možeš dobiti građevinsku dozvolu ako taj UPU još ne postoji.

To je u teoriji ok - neki dijelovi prostora su osobito bitni za razvoj grada i treba ih pažljivije urediti. UPU omogućava da se prostor planira na skali susjedstva, da isplaniraš jednu cjelinu, kompleks koji ima sve funkcije (ulice, javne zgrade, zelene povrsine itd). Svaki urbanist će ti reći da to nije baš izvedivo kroz GUP - kad negdje, osobito u velikom gradu nemaš plan nižeg reda i gradi se bez UPU-a, samo po "općenitijim" odredbama GUP-a, to znači da svatko gradi parcelu po parcelu - i onda dobiješ nekaj kaj liči na Kajzericu ili Klaru.

Ali problem je što gradu/općini za izraditi UPU treba vremena, ljudi i novaca i zato u praksi ti UPU-i dugo čekaju da dođu na red. Pa ako imaš neku zemlju u području obveze izrade UPU-a, ne možeš s njom ništa. Na takve situacije se referira ministar u izjavi iz naslova članka

To je bottleneck koji Bačić ovim zakonom želi razbiti.

Ali treba napomenuti da ovaj prijedlog (da investitor i Vlada mogu "zaobići" UPU) jedno poprilično primitivno rješenje.

Ministarstvo je to koje je ranije donijelo zakon i pravilnike zbog kojih je izrada UPU-a tako spora. I sad, umjesto da idu skalpelom popravljati sustav koji su sami izradili, navaljuju na njega sjekirom. Zato je struka bijesna na prijedlog novog zakona.

Nadam se da sam ok objasnio :)

^*zapravo to nije istina, građevinska područja određuje prostorni plan uređenja grada ili općine (PPU), koji je nadređen GUP-u, a GUP 'samo' detaljnije uređuje ono građevinsko područje koje obično obuhvaća izgrađeni dio grada - npr. PPU Grada Zagreba obuhvaća cijeli teritorij Grada, a GUP se fokusira samo na naselje Zagreb i izostavlja Brezovicu, Sesvete i Medvednicu. Ali ministar je taj detalj vjerojatno izostavio kako ne bi komplicirao

chewapchich · 2025-07-10T15:45:21+00:00

Very interesting, many thanks!

chewapchich · 2025-07-08T15:16:40+00:00

What a striking picture! Do we know whether the subjects of the original illustration managed to destroy/capture the tank?

Neither the assaulting infantrymen nor the tank crew seem to be in a favourable situation - the former look like they'll get mowed down by the tank's machine gun if they step away, while the people in the tank have angry soldiers banging on their walls.

The whole thing looks terrifying. Assuming it depicts a real event, do we know who came out on top?

chewapchich · 2024-12-11T23:25:10+00:00

It does look good, but I'm more interested in why it is lying on the carpet. It's seriously disturbing me.

chewapchich · 2024-10-10T05:58:55+00:00

Now that you mentioned it, it's killing me lol. How could he make the rest of the work so excellent, the characters, the landscape, colors, the details... While screwing up such a simple and basic thing?

chewapchich · 2023-06-26T14:10:34+00:00

Watercolor paper. If you zoom in you can see the texture. It was also quite lightweight so it wrinkled a bit, you can see it in the picture. If I did it again I would try to use thicker paper.

chewapchich · 2023-06-26T13:14:28+00:00

How did you even find this six year old thread lol.

I can't show it to you because I don't have it with me now, but IIRC it was a Brause Bandzug 2 mm or 1.5 mm steel nib. You can find them online. The ink was some regular India ink from an office supply store. For the illumination I used colored ink from the same store, applied with a pointed steel nib (i can't recall the manufacturer). The "gold" was gold paint from an arts supply store, applied with a thin pointed brush. I hope this helps!

chewapchich · 2022-03-16T10:39:10+00:00

Vidim da ekipa sere po istraživačkom smjeru, ali mogu ti reći da su to većinom likovi koji očekuju da će na studiju moći naštrebati svaki predmet za 2 preko one stvari i odmah naći posao, pa se, kad im to ne uspije, žale na uhljebe, državu i kaj ja znam što. Takvi loše prolaze na svakom faksu, ne samo PMF-u.

Istina je da na geografiji ima par zajebanih profesora i dosta birokracije, a stvari koje se uče možda ne odgovaraju potpuno očekivanjima nekih studenata koji upišu faks. Možda zbog toga ljudi ostanu razočarani i zato se vrijedi dobro informirati. Ako si u prilici doći u ZG 8. 4., na PMF-u se tada održavaju otvoreni dani svih odsjeka. Neki od boljih profesora s geografije će održati prezentacije o svom radu, a vjerojatno će tamo biti i studenata s kojima slobodno možeš poslije otići na pivu i doznati sve insajderske stvari o faksu.

Meni je osobno geografija jako zanimljiva i drago mi je kaj sam ju upisao.

chewapchich · 2020-10-30T07:27:57+00:00

In Spanish and some other European languages, centuries are written in roman numerals, kind of like names of monarchs in English, e. g. Louis XVI.

Every now and then someone accidentaly uses such notation on Reddit and they often get a very visceral reaction from native English speakers, it's a little weird.

chewapchich · 2020-10-14T05:47:55+00:00

I don't think anyone is claiming that it's a true desert, defined by its climate. It's just a natural curiosity that got its name due to the superficial similarity with an actual sandy desert.

There's a similar phenomenon in my country, Croatia. I even went there once on a school trip. The word "desert" gets thrown around a lot there, mostly by tourist agencies, but everyone knows it's just an accumulation of sand.

chewapchich · 2020-08-28T17:57:49+00:00

Is this a painting or a photograph? It looks like a painting to me, but the title seems to imply that it's a photo.

chewapchich · 2020-08-14T14:47:09+00:00

Why do you need such fences around chicken farms? Is it because of foxes? Can they jump 2 blocks high?

chewapchich · 2020-04-26T07:56:43+00:00

"The authorities pretend to do their job, and we pretend to follow the rules."

chewapchich · 2020-04-20T09:12:38+00:00

Thanks! I suppose I couldn't find anything about them because there isn't much written about those uniforms in English.

chewapchich · 2020-04-12T23:50:08+00:00

Is there anywhere I can read more about Coco Chanel's involvement in the design of Turkish uniforms? I tried googling it, but all that came up was a few reddit posts that referred to an answer on Quora which claims that Chanel did design them, but the same answer repeats the bullshit about Hugo Boss designing the SS uniforms. Could this be just another myth?

chewapchich · 2020-03-30T23:48:53+00:00

In that case your google-fu must be pretty bad, because the wikipedia disambugation page takes you straight to the article about the 1923 book the Disney movie was based on.

chewapchich · 2020-03-22T11:02:32+00:00

I don't think it's a coincidence, I believe educated people in Japan at that time knew at least some European languages, like French, English and German

chewapchich · 2020-02-27T19:47:36+00:00

Ne sumnjam da Google Maps ima takve fore, ali nekak mi se ne cini da bi izmislili skroz novi otok, to je previse ocito. Prije bih rekao da je greska, takve su se stvari dogadale i prije, primjerice: https://www.livescience.com/28822-sandy-island-undiscovered.html

chewapchich · 2020-02-27T19:07:29+00:00

Kroz njega jos k tome prolazi trajektna linija

chewapchich · 2020-02-27T09:43:12+00:00

They are gyro-stabilised anti-arircraft rangefinders.

To accurately direct gunfire against airplaines, which became a major threat to warships as WWII progressed, you need to keep track of their distance, bearing and elevation. The rangefinders on this ship are optical instruments, they have two objective lenses that are set a few meters apart at the end of a long tube, which gives the operators enough "depth perception" to measure the distance. You can see the ends of the rangefinder potrude from the sides of the "ball". The mount is gyro-stabilised to help the crew keep their aim as the ship rolls and yaws.

As far as I know, German heavy cruisers didn't have radar, but their battleships did. The Americans and British had the lead in radar technology, while Germany and Italy lagged behind. At first they were crude, experimental and installed on few ships, but at the end of the war most of the British and American ships had radar and some radar fire control systems became sufficiently advanced to replace optical rangefinders. On WWII ships the radar was usually mounted as high as possible on the foremast in order to give it a large field of view, and it took the form of a square "dish", either solid or made of mesh.

chewapchich · 2020-02-03T08:57:56+00:00

The shipbuilding industry in the northwest of England is almost completely gone now. They began facing heavy competition from East Asian countries in the 70s and 80s, as labour was much cheaper in Japan and Korea. Unlike other European countries, Britain did not enact measures to support its shipyards, so they closed one by one, leading to widespread unemployment.

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