Europa cumpără din nou locuințe. O singură țară merge împotriva valului

In 2025, home sales increased in 17 out of 20 European countries analyzed, driven by lower borrowing costs. Real estate remains a key wealth source for eurozone households, according to the European Central Bank. The stabilization of the Euribor rate has provided more predictability for buyers. Slovenia saw the highest percentage increase, nearly 30%, while France led in total transactions with over one million homes sold. However, home prices in France rose only by 0.1%. Croatia was the only country to experience a decline in sales, despite a 14.3% increase in home prices. High construction costs and limited new housing supply continue to restrict the market.