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Europe Housing: Romania and Croatia Face Record Rent Inflation as Rental Affordability Comes Under Pressure

Eurostat said rents climbed 43.5% in Romania and 40.1% in Croatia, far above the EU average as new lettings stayed tight.

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Independent Journalism and Public Interest Reporting. Rents in Romania and Croatia recorded the European Union’s sharpest annual increases in the second quarter of 2026, with prices rising by 43.5% and 40.1% respectively. The figures stand far above the EU average and raise questions about public housing policies, property investment and the shortage of affordable rental accommodation. Rental payments across the EU [...] This article was origina…

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Croatia and Romania are the countries with the highest rent growth in the EU, growing faster than general inflation.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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RENTAL PRICES in Europe are rising strongly, with Croatia and Romania recording a record jump of over 40%.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Europe's rents are driven by scarce housing, investors and expensive financing. The development is currently particularly dramatic in Romania and Croatia.

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Housing rents in Bulgaria have risen by 9.9% per year – more than three times the average for the European Union. Our country is among the countries with the most serious increase, but it is far from the most affected. In Turkey, the growth reaches nearly 50%, in Romania and Croatia it exceeds 40%, while in some of the largest European economies it remains below 3%. This is shown by Eurostat data for the period between the second quarter of 2025…

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Euronews broke the news in Lyon, France on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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