Portugal Sees Biggest EU Gap Between House Prices and Incomes
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Hungary has seen one of the largest declines in the European Union in house prices and incomes over the past ten years. According to recent Eurostat data, the Hungarian house price-to-income ratio increased by 26.5% between 2015 and 2025, making Hungary the third-highest growth rate in the EU after Portugal and the Netherlands. The EU average increased by 6.8% over the same period.
The largest increase in the ratio of house prices to household income was recorded in Portugal, at 60.8 percent. It was followed by the Netherlands (34.3 percent), Hungary (26.5 percent), the Czech Republic (25.8 percent) and Spain (24.5 percent). The largest decrease in this indicator was recorded in Romania (42.8 percent).
Only the Portuguese and the Dutch showed a better performance, while in Romania and Bulgaria the situation improved significantly.
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