Greece’s Housing Affordability Crisis Deepens as Home Prices Rise Faster Than Incomes
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Greece’s Housing Affordability Crisis Deepens as Home Prices Rise Faster Than Incomes
Independent Journalism and Public Interest Reporting. Greece’s housing affordability pressures are intensifying as property prices continue to outpace household incomes, leaving more people struggling to buy or maintain a home Eurostat data show that Greece’s house price-to-income ratio increased by approximately 24% between 2015 and 2025, the sixth-largest rise among EU member states. The measure compares changes in house prices with [...] This…
In 2025 the house price-to-income ratio in the EU was 6.8% higher compared to 2015, meaning that property prices rose faster than household income during this decade. The post Housing crisis in Europe: When house prices "run" faster than wages - What is the case in Greece appeared first on in.gr.
This is a development that highlights the intensity of housing pressure in the country, as the rise in the real estate market is not keeping pace with the corresponding
The house price-to-income ratio in the European Union rose by 6.8% in a decade. More...
House prices in the European Union have increased over the past decade at a faster rate than incomes in several countries, making it more difficult for households to access the real estate market. Greece is among the countries with the greatest deterioration in this relationship, occupying sixth place in the European ranking. According to Eurostat data for […] The article Eurostat: Houses in Greece more expensive in relation to family incomes ap…
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