Can confirm, according to a realtor I know, the flat I live in lost roughly 20% of its value in the last 2 years. In a somewhat central location in a booming city.
This makes zero sense, why some countries are rising while other falling? These countries have nothing in common? Some countires inside EU zone raising while other failing, same goes outside. EU zone. Also economic prosperity of particular country is not a factor here.
Any German to confirm this? No way Germany’s prices fell by a tenth while our rose.
Can someone explain reasons of prices decline?
Where’s Turkey?
Introduction of Euro has been wild for Croatia. It happened the same in Italy and I guess everywhere else, but back in 2001 but the social media feedback on the matter simply didn’t exists at the time
In Poland, it rose because the government introduced 2% credit for the new apartment scheme. Of course, people took advantage of it on masse because it’s a good deal but the result is that prices are growing everywhere.
Cause & effect.
It’s interesting I don’t see Greece in this chart.
It’s interesting I don’t see Greece in this chart.
Not sure how accurate this is for the Netherlands. I see no downward change in prices, perhaps just a stabilization. Overbidding, which stopped for a few months, apparently is back already.
Question: Why has Eurostat ignored the UK despite Switzerland or Norway not being in the EU either – is this because they’ve not shared their data or have I missed something?
I will forever search these graphics for the UK, fail to find it, and then realise.
Why it happened? Is it related to eg new market regulations or something like it?
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source: as stated on map
author: Milos Popovic
taken from: https://twitter.com/milos_agathon/status/1724094499859714158
Can confirm, according to a realtor I know, the flat I live in lost roughly 20% of its value in the last 2 years. In a somewhat central location in a booming city.
This makes zero sense, why some countries are rising while other falling? These countries have nothing in common? Some countires inside EU zone raising while other failing, same goes outside. EU zone. Also economic prosperity of particular country is not a factor here.
Any German to confirm this? No way Germany’s prices fell by a tenth while our rose.
Can someone explain reasons of prices decline?
Where’s Turkey?
Introduction of Euro has been wild for Croatia. It happened the same in Italy and I guess everywhere else, but back in 2001 but the social media feedback on the matter simply didn’t exists at the time
In Poland, it rose because the government introduced 2% credit for the new apartment scheme. Of course, people took advantage of it on masse because it’s a good deal but the result is that prices are growing everywhere.
Cause & effect.
It’s interesting I don’t see Greece in this chart.
It’s interesting I don’t see Greece in this chart.
Not sure how accurate this is for the Netherlands. I see no downward change in prices, perhaps just a stabilization. Overbidding, which stopped for a few months, apparently is back already.
Question: Why has Eurostat ignored the UK despite Switzerland or Norway not being in the EU either – is this because they’ve not shared their data or have I missed something?
I will forever search these graphics for the UK, fail to find it, and then realise.
Why it happened? Is it related to eg new market regulations or something like it?