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EU: Annual deflated House Prices - Rates of change, 2025
In 2025, house prices increased by 3.1% above inflation in the Euro area, 2.9% in the EU, and 4.2% in Greece.
#EU #Greece #RealEstate #Eurozone #HousePrices #HousingCrisis #residential #property #HomePrices
Could AI Actually Run a Multifamily Property Without Any On-Site Staff?
https://propmodo.com/could-ai-actually-run-a-multifamily-property-without-any-on-site-staff/
In the next 5–10 years, AI will serve as a digital co-pilot for European multifamily properties, but strict GDPR laws, aging infrastructure, and the need for physical maintenance will keep on-site staff indispensable.
The most realistic and sustainable path seems to be a hybrid human + AI approach.
House Price Index in Greece, from Q4 2001 to Q4 2025: Nominal vs. Real
Nominal house prices in Greece have now surpassed their pre‑crisis peak, completing a full nominal recovery and entering a new price regime.
The nominal index has moved decisively above 2007–2008 levels, while the real index remains below its historical high due to cumulative inflation.
#Greece #HousePrices #RealEstate #housing #property #residential #HomePrices #EU
Over/undervaluation of residential property prices across EU countries and Greece as of Q3 2025
Most EU countries show positive overvaluation ranges, meaning residential property prices in much of the EU appear elevated compared to fundamentals.
Greece: Affordability vs. Investment Value
European Commission estimate that Greek property valuations are approximately 20% above their fundamental levels as of late 2025.
#EU #Greece #RealEstate #HousePrices #property #HousingCrisis
Residential property prices Greece vs Germany, from 2004 to Q4 2025
Greece’s housing market is cyclical, crisis‑prone, but capable of strong rebounds.
Germany’s market is stable, slow‑moving, and less sensitive to shocks, but currently in a cooling phase.
By 2025, Greece is clearly outperforming Germany in price momentum.
#Greece #Germany #RealEstate #HousePrices #housing #residential #property #EU #HousingCrisis
Global PropTech Public Company Valuation, 2025 actuals and 2026 estimates
Ads and data (PropTech platforms) clearly beat bricks (traditional real estate brokerage and transaction-heavy businesses) in public market valuations
Brokerages that actually sell real estate = lowest valuations
Tech, data, and software companies = highest valuations
#Europe #Greece #PropTech #RealEstate #housing #property #RealEstateTech #EU #residential #PropertyTechnology
PropTech Market Activity, in Europe, Middle East and Australia, 2025
The international Property Technology market saw several large and notable transactions in 2025, primarily driven by private equity firms.
The global PropTech market is expected to surpass $32 billion by 2030.
PropTech is transforming the real estate and construction markets in Europe and the Middle East as businesses navigate a progressively more complex environment.
Changes in homeownership across age groups, from 2007 to 2024, in the EU
Across EU Member States, homeownership rates among 25–35-year-olds have declined by 25% since 2007, while homeownership among those aged 65+ has increased
Younger generations (often Millennials and Gen Z) are less likely to achieve homeownership at the same ages as previous cohorts (Boomers or Gen X),
#EU #Greece #RealEstate #HousingCrisis #residential #housing #property #Europe #HousePrices #rents
Trends in housing dissatisfaction among youth (share of youth aged 15-29) in the EU.
the percentage of young people (aged 15-29) who report being dissatisfied with the availability of good, affordable housing in their city or area.
Europe’s youth increasingly feel locked out of affordable housing, with some countries, like Greece, experiencing near‑crisis levels of dissatisfaction.
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Annual HICP Inflation: Actual Rental Payments for Housing, Greece vs Euro Area, 2001–2025
Rents in Greece outpaced ther Eurozone due to tourism, housing gaps, low construction, Airbnb growth, and inflation, making urban and coastal living increasingly unaffordable
Euro Area rents stayed stable (1-2.5%), but Greece saw high volatility.
By 2025, Greek rental inflation hit a record 10.1%, the highest in the series, reflecting extreme market pressure
