Residential construction investment across EU countries for the year 2025, expressed as a percentage of each nation's GDP.
The European Union average sits at roughly 5.0%, while the Euro area is slightly higher at approximately 5.3% and Greece in 3.1%.
The Euro area builds slightly more (relative to GDP) than the EU as a whole.
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Annual House Price Index for the EU and Euro Area, 2006–2025.
In 2025 (annual), house prices rose by 5.1% in the Eurozone and 5.5% in the EU
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EU house prices up 65% since 2015.
According to the latest figures from Eurostat, house prices jumped by almost 65% since 2015 across the EU, in what is seen as a sign of a systemic crisis.
House prices in Ireland more than doubled; Hungary saw the sharpest rise in house prices, which more than tripled over the past decade
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Annual nominal house price index across EU member states for 2025
House Prices: Have surged by 64.9% across the EU since 2015.
Rents: Have grown at a much steadier pace of 21.8% over the same period.
Result: This massive gap makes it increasingly difficult for first-time buyers to enter the market, forcing more people into the rental sector.
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