#rents — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #rents, aggregated by home.social.
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Actual Rental Price Index (ARPI), EU, 2005–2025 (2015 = 100)
EU dwelling rents have grown steadily since 2005 without dipping below 1% annually. Growth was above 2% from 2005–2008 and topped 3% after 2023. Unlike volatile house prices, rents consistently rose over the last two decades.
#EU #rents #HousingCrisis #housing #Eurozone #property #residential
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Actual Rental Price Index (ARPI), EU, 2005–2025 (2015 = 100)
EU dwelling rents have grown steadily since 2005 without dipping below 1% annually. Growth was above 2% from 2005–2008 and topped 3% after 2023. Unlike volatile house prices, rents consistently rose over the last two decades.
#EU #rents #HousingCrisis #housing #Eurozone #property #residential
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Actual Rental Price Index (ARPI), EU, 2005–2025 (2015 = 100)
EU dwelling rents have grown steadily since 2005 without dipping below 1% annually. Growth was above 2% from 2005–2008 and topped 3% after 2023. Unlike volatile house prices, rents consistently rose over the last two decades.
#EU #rents #HousingCrisis #housing #Eurozone #property #residential
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Actual Rental Price Index (ARPI), EU, 2005–2025 (2015 = 100)
EU dwelling rents have grown steadily since 2005 without dipping below 1% annually. Growth was above 2% from 2005–2008 and topped 3% after 2023. Unlike volatile house prices, rents consistently rose over the last two decades.
#EU #rents #HousingCrisis #housing #Eurozone #property #residential
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Actual Rental Price Index (ARPI), EU, 2005–2025 (2015 = 100)
EU dwelling rents have grown steadily since 2005 without dipping below 1% annually. Growth was above 2% from 2005–2008 and topped 3% after 2023. Unlike volatile house prices, rents consistently rose over the last two decades.
#EU #rents #HousingCrisis #housing #Eurozone #property #residential
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Short-Term Rental Listing (Airbnb) Availability by European City (2025)
The chart shows how many Airbnb listings stay available for long periods in major European cities. In almost every city, the majority of listings are available for more than 120 days per year which is a strong indicator of professional, commercial short‑term rental activity rather than casual home‑sharing.
#Eurooe #Greece #Airbnb #HousingCrisis #Europe #rents #housing #RealEstate