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Nobody Knocks in Dallas
Texas wrote the fastest foreclosure clock in America. State law requires a letter giving the borrower twenty days to cure the default, then twenty-one days of posted notice, and on the first Tuesday of the month the house goes to auction at the courthouse door. Federal servicing rules add a floor of 120 days of delinquency before the first legal step, so call it five months from the first missed payment to the crier calling for bids. Five months. Across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex this year, households have sailed past five months, past twelve, past fourteen, and the crier stays home. The reports are accurate in their bones: thousands of families are living in houses they stopped paying for, the lender mails a brochure about options, and nobody knocks. […] -
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#US #HomePrices hit an all-time high as sales slow & #mortgage rates rise
Sales of previously occupied US homes slowed in June, but a key measure of #home #prices climbed to an all-time high, adding to #affordability challenges for prospective homebuyers.
Existing home sales fell 2.4% last month from May to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.09 million units, the National Association of Realtors said Thursday.
#economy #recession #housing #Trumpcession #Trump
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Residential construction investment across EU countries for the year 2025, expressed as a percentage of each nation's GDP.
The European Union average sits at roughly 5.0%, while the Euro area is slightly higher at approximately 5.3% and Greece in 3.1%.
The Euro area builds slightly more (relative to GDP) than the EU as a whole.
#EU #Greece #housing #RealEstate #residential #property #Eurozone #HousePrices #residential #HousingCrisis #HomePrices #HomeBuilding
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Annual House Price Index for the EU and Euro Area, 2006–2025.
In 2025 (annual), house prices rose by 5.1% in the Eurozone and 5.5% in the EU
#EU #RealEstate #HousePrices #HousingCrisis #residential #property #housing #HomePrices #Eurozone
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House Price Index for the EU, the Euro Area, and Greece from Q1 2006 to Q4 2025
Greece’s housing market is growing faster than Europe's.
Q4 2025: Greece: +7.6%, EU‑27: +5.5%, Euro area: +5.1% (y/y-%).
EU & Eurozone: Moderate, stable growth.
Both the EU and the Euro Area follow a smooth, moderate upward trend.
Growth peaked around 2021–2022 and stabilized at around 5% by 2025.
#EU #Greece #HousePrices #RealEstate #Eurozone #property #HousingCrisis #HomePrices #residential
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Why Realtors Are Worried About The Iran War
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EU: Annual deflated House Prices - Rates of change, 2025
In 2025, house prices increased by 3.1% above inflation in the Euro area, 2.9% in the EU, and 4.2% in Greece.
#EU #Greece #RealEstate #Eurozone #HousePrices #HousingCrisis #residential #property #HomePrices
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House Price Index in Greece, from Q4 2001 to Q4 2025: Nominal vs. Real
Nominal house prices in Greece have now surpassed their pre‑crisis peak, completing a full nominal recovery and entering a new price regime.
The nominal index has moved decisively above 2007–2008 levels, while the real index remains below its historical high due to cumulative inflation.
#Greece #HousePrices #RealEstate #housing #property #residential #HomePrices #EU
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Housing market cools as buyers take their time and refuse to overpay for homes
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2026/03/housing-market-cools-buyers-refuse-overpay/
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Nominal House Price Index vs. Price-to-Income Ratio in the Euro Area, from 2005 to Q3 2025.
House prices have continued to rise faster than incomes for a decade, but the rate of divergence changed across phases of the cycle.
#EU #HousePrices #RealEstate #Eurozone #residential #income #HousingCrisis #property #HomePrices
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Annual growth rates of residential property prices in Athens and Paris from 2007 to Q3 2025
Paris average apartment price: > €9,700/m².
Athens average apartment price 2025: €2,580/m².Paris is ~3.8× more expensive than Athens per m² in 2025.
#Greece #Athens #HousePrices #France #Paris #RealEstate #residential #property #housing #HomePrices
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Nominal Residential Property Price Index (2010=100) and Year-over-Year Percent Change in Real Residential Property Prices (CPI-Inflation-Adjusted) for Greece, Q1 2001 – Q3 2025
#Greece #HousePrices #RealEstate #residential #property #HomePrices #Eurozone #HousingCrisis
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Price to Rent Ratio vs the Price to Income Ratio in Greece from the Q3 2005 to the Q3 2025
Greece’s affordability crisis is driven primarily by rents rising much faster than incomes, not by purchase prices alone.
Affordability today: the worst in 20 years
From 2015 to 2024: Price‑to‑Rent: +60% Price‑to‑Income: +20%
Rents are rising far faster than household incomes
#Greece #HousePrices #RealEstate #rents #residential #HousingCrisis #property #housing #Eurozone #HomePrices
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Relationship between house price growth and mortgage costs in the Eurozone from 2011 to Q3 2025
Low rates lifted Eurozone house prices through 2021; rising mortgage costs cooled growth from 2022
By 2025 prices rebounded quickly, but high rates and uncertainty point to slower gains ahead#EU #Eurozone #RealEstate #HousePrices #housing #residential #property #HomePrices #HousingCrisis
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EU House Price Growth: Peak, Correction, and Rebound 2015 – Q3 2025
The 2023 downturn is the only period of negative annual growth in the decade
By 2025, the EU housing market appears to be normalizing, not overheatingOverall, between 2015 and Q3 2025, house prices in the EU increased by 63.6%, significantly more than rents, which rose by 21.1% over the same period
#EU #HousePrices #RealEstate #residential #housing #property #HomePrices #HousingCrisis #Eurozone
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House price index, Greece vs Netherlands, 2006 - Q3 2025
As of the third quarter of 2025, both countries' house prices are increasing
The year-over-year change for the Netherlands was 7.7%, a slight decrease from the previous quarter
Greece also showed a strong annual increase in apartment prices nationwide of 7.7% for the same period
#Greece #Netherlands #HousePrices #RealEstate #residential #housing #property #EU #Eurozone #HomePrices
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Price to income ratio in Q3 2025 - Nominal house prices divided by nominal disposable income in European countries and Greece
Housing affordability remains the most pressing challenge in Europe, with around 40% of Europeans reporting the lack of affordable housing as an urgent issue
#Europe #Greece #EU #HousePrices #RealEstate #residential #property #HomePrices #Eurozone
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European Union house price annual growth, from 2010 to 2024
EU house prices rose about 53% from 2010 to 2024
After a decline in 2011–2013, they stayed stable until early 2015, then surged through 2022, with sharp gains near 8% in 2021–2022
Prices fell 0.3% in 2023 but rebounded in 2024, rising about 4% in the EU and 3% in the euro area#EU #RealEstate #HousePrices #Eurozone #residential #property #Greece #HousingCrisis #HomePrices #EuroArea #housing
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House price index, in the EU, 2005 - Q3 2025
The EU housing market has shown resilience and long-term growth, punctuated by crisis-driven corrections
The EU residential market is overvalued
The degree varies by country, but the ECB, European Commission, and major banks all converge on the same conclusion: structural overvaluation persists, and in many markets it is significant#EU #Greece #HousePrices #RealEstate #residential #property #HousingCrisis #HomePrices #housing #Eurozone
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Buy vs Rent Ratio in Q2 2025 compares the relative cost of buying versus renting residential property across 24 major EU cities
household residential purchasing power remains low in most European cities, leading to increased demand for rentals and consequently rising rents
#Europe #HousePrices #rents #Affordability #RealEstate #EU #HousingCrisis #residential #property #HomePrices #Eurozone
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House Price Index for the EU, the Euro area and Greece, from 2005 to Q3 2025
A strong recovery begins around 2018, with Greek house prices rising steeply.
By Q3 2025, Greece’s index surpasses both the EU and Euro area, indicating a robust rebound and possibly overheating dynamics#Greece #EU #EuroArea #RealEstate #residential #propery #HousingCrisis #HomePrices #housing #affordability
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House price change in EU27, Q2 vs Q3 2025
Home prices in the EU housing market continued to show an upturn
in the Q3 of 2025. Compared to the previous quarter, house price growth in the EU stood at 1.6%, while the annual price growth was at 5.5%#EU #HousePrices #RealEstate #property #residential #HousingCrisis #Eurozone #HomePrices
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15-year Real House Price Index growth 2010 – Q3/FY 2025F and worst Real HPI performers 2021–Q3/FY 2025F, in Europe
Greece experienced one of the sharpest declines in real house prices after the economic crisis, bottoming out around 2017-2018
Since then, the trend has been upward, with prices recovering significantly, though remaining below 2010 levels#Greece #Europe #HousePrices #RealEstate #residential #property #EU #HousingCrisis #HomePrices #Europe
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Greece’s housing market: price recovery persists, but momentum slows comparing
Greece vs. Euro area 2003 – forecast FY 2025 and 2026, 2027
Greece’s rebound is more pronounced than the Euro area average, which shows steadier, less volatile growth
Projection: The recovery in Greek HPI is expected to continue through 2026, though at a slower pace#Greece #Eurozone #HousePrices #RealEstate #mortgages #HousingCrisis #property #housing #residential #HomePrices
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House price index, total, EU and Euro area 20, from 2015 to Q3 2025
2015-Q3 2025: Over the entire decade, house prices in the EU have increased by 63.6%
House prices in both the EU and the Euro area experienced significant, staggering increases from 2015 until a peak around Q3 2022
This was followed by a brief decline and stabilization, with prices beginning to increase again since 2024#EU #Eurozone #HousePrices #RealEstate #residential #property #HousingCrisis #HomePrices #EuroArea
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Construction cost of new residential buildings-producer prices, for Q3 2025
Countries with higher indices may face greater affordability challenges, especially if wage growth hasn't kept pace
Lower index values could indicate more stable construction environments, but may also reflect slower development or lower demand
#EU #Greece #HousePrices #property #HouseBulid #HousingSupply #residential #RealEstate #rents #HomePrices #Eurozone