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Annual change in house prices

29 European countries compared for 2025, eu average 5.5 %. Eurostat data.

First in the ranking

18.3 %

Hungary

EU average

5.5 %

27 member states

Median country

5.7 %

half above, half below

Range

-2.3 to 18.3

Finland - Hungary

How to read it

Across 29 countries, the highest value is in Hungary (18.3 %) and the lowest in Finland (-2.3 %).

Half of the countries are above 5.7 % and half below.

The EU average is 5.5 %; 16 of 29 countries are above it.

For the EU as a whole, the value fell from 9.9 % in 2006 to 5.5 % in 2025.

House price index - annual data
Annual average rate of change · Total

Eurostat methods can differ from the World Bank data used elsewhere on the site - source and licence.

House prices over time

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Ranking of countries

2025

In chart
Hungary in chart	1	Hungary	18.3	+12.8
Portugal in chart	2	Portugal	17.6	+12.1
Bulgaria in chart	3	Bulgaria	14.6	+9.1
Croatia in chart	4	Croatia	13.9	+8.4
Spain in chart	5	Spain	12.7	+7.2
Slovakia in chart	6	Slovakia	12.4	+6.9
Czechia in chart	7	Czechia	10.4	+4.9
Lithuania in chart	8	Lithuania	9.8	+4.3
Netherlands in chart	9	Netherlands	8.5	+3.0
Latvia in chart	10	Latvia	7.6	+2.1
Denmark in chart	11	Denmark	7.5	+2.0
Ireland in chart	12	Ireland	7.5	+2.0
Slovenia in chart	13	Slovenia	7.3	+1.8
Malta in chart	14	Malta	6.0	+0.5
Norway in chart	15	Norway non-EU	5.7	+0.2
Romania in chart	16	Romania	5.7	+0.2
Estonia in chart	17	Estonia	5.2	−0.3
Iceland in chart	18	Iceland non-EU	5.1	−0.4
Poland in chart	19	Poland	4.9	−0.6
Switzerland in chart	20	Switzerland non-EU	4.6	−0.9
Cyprus in chart	21	Cyprus	4.5	−1.0
Italy in chart	22	Italy	4.0	−1.5
Belgium in chart	23	Belgium	3.2	−2.3
Germany in chart	24	Germany	3.2	−2.3
Austria in chart	25	Austria	2.6	−2.9
Luxembourg in chart	26	Luxembourg	1.6	−3.9
Sweden in chart	27	Sweden	1.0	−4.5
France in chart	28	France	0.7	−4.8
Finland in chart	29	Finland	-2.3	−7.8

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