Malta Among EU Countries Where House Prices Rose Slower Than Incomes Over Past Decade
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In the European Union countries, housing prices have increased at an average rate faster than household incomes over the past decade, with the largest gap recorded in Portugal reported by Eurostat. The ratio of real estate value indices to European income in 2025 was 6.8 per cent higher than the baseline in 2015, transmitting the RIA News with reference to Eurostat. The rate of housing affordability has increased in 17 EU countries and declined …
Since 2015, the price of houses has distanced from household income in 17 countries of the European Union and has approached in 10. Portugal has had the highest increase, with 60.8%, compared to 6.8% in the European average.
Malta Among EU Countries Where House Prices Rose Slower Than Incomes Over Past Decade
Malta is among the EU countries where house prices have become more affordable relative to household incomes over the past decade, according to new Eurostat figures. Data shared by the EU’s statistical office compares changes in the house price-to-income ratio between 2015 and 2025, revealing significant differences across Europe. While the EU average ratio increased … Continued •
According to Eurostat data, house prices are higher than income: in ten years, there is an increase in the gap of 6.8%
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