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  1. Euro Area: Weighted Average Interest Rates on New Mortgage Agreements and Interest Rates on New Household Deposits with Agreed Maturity in March 2026

    These are new agreements (not existing stock of loans/deposits).

    #Eurozone #Greece #RealEstate #Housing #mortgages #incomes #HousingCrisis #EuroArea #HousePrices #rents #property

  2. ΣΤΟ Η.Β. το 83% των αγοραστών και πωλητών ακινήτων, προτιμά να μιλά με άνθρωπο πάρα με ψηφιακούς φωνητικούς βοηθούς AI

    moneypenny.com/uk/resources/ne

    Για Remote-controlled Telepresence Robot που μπορεί να δείχνει δεκάδες σπίτια είναι νωρίς ακόμα...
    FSBO Robot Agent!

    #ΑΙ #PropTech #RealEstate #housing #residential #rents #HousePrices #EUrope #RealEstateTech

  3. HICP – Actual Rentals for Housing, EU and Euro Area, from 2005 to 2025

    European rents have risen persistently for two decades, with the pace picking up sharply in the early 2020s — a significant affordability concern across the continent.

    #Europe #rents #HousingCrisis #RealEstate #property #housing #EU #Residential #homes

  4. Global PropTech Investment, from 2019 to 2025

    The PropTech investment landscape in 2025 signalled a decisive recovery.
    Global investment reached $16.7 billion, a 68.7% increase on 2024, according to CRETIˇs year-end analysis.

    #PropTech #AI #RealEstate #Europe #CRE #housing #property #residential #EU #rents #HousePrices #EU

  5. AI Adoption in Real Estate Companies: Europe vs USA, 2025

    Although the US is generally ahead in AI, real estate companies show nearly identical adoption rates (~24%) on both sides of the Atlantic.
    One of the slower sectors in AI adoption.

    #Europe #AI #PropTech #RealEstate #housing #property #CRE #residential #HousePrices #rents #EU #Eurozone

  6. AI-Powered PropTech (2024-2025 Actual, Forecast to 2033) & Real Estate Asset Tokenization (2023-2024 Actual, Forecast to 2030).

    Both markets are projected to see explosive expansion through the late 2020s and early 2030s.

    #Europe #AI #PropTech #RealEstate #CRE #residential #housing #HousePrices #rents #property #PropTechEU #RealEstateTech #HousingCrisis

  7. Why AI is still a subpar real estate agent replacement
    AI sits at “remembering,” while top value comes from judgment, negotiation and client trust

    housingwire.com/articles/why-a

    "AI is optimization without understanding, while humans (Real Estate Professionals) are understanding with purpose."

    #EU #Greece #AI #PropTech #RealEstate #housing #residential #property #HousePrices #rents #RealEstateTech

  8. Annual nominal house price index across EU member states for 2025

    House Prices: Have surged by 64.9% across the EU since 2015.
    Rents: Have grown at a much steadier pace of 21.8% over the same period.
    Result: This massive gap makes it increasingly difficult for first-time buyers to enter the market, forcing more people into the rental sector.

    #EU #Greece #HousePrices #RealEstate #residential #HousingCrisis #rents #property

  9. Changes in homeownership across age groups, from 2007 to 2024, in the EU

    Across EU Member States, homeownership rates among 25–35-year-olds have declined by 25% since 2007, while homeownership among those aged 65+ has increased

    Younger generations (often Millennials and Gen Z) are less likely to achieve homeownership at the same ages as previous cohorts (Boomers or Gen X),

    #EU #Greece #RealEstate #HousingCrisis #residential #housing #property #Europe #HousePrices #rents

  10. Trends in housing dissatisfaction among youth (share of youth aged 15-29) in the EU.

    the percentage of young people (aged 15-29) who report being dissatisfied with the availability of good, affordable housing in their city or area.

    Europe’s youth increasingly feel locked out of affordable housing, with some countries, like Greece, experiencing near‑crisis levels of dissatisfaction.

    #Greece #EU #HousingCrisis #rents #HousePrices #RealEstate #residential #property #Europe #housing #Eurozone

  11. Annual HICP Inflation: Actual Rental Payments for Housing, Greece vs Euro Area, 2001–2025

    Rents in Greece outpaced ther Eurozone due to tourism, housing gaps, low construction, Airbnb growth, and inflation, making urban and coastal living increasingly unaffordable

    Euro Area rents stayed stable (1-2.5%), but Greece saw high volatility.
    By 2025, Greek rental inflation hit a record 10.1%, the highest in the series, reflecting extreme market pressure

    #Greece #rents #RealEstate #HousingCrisis #EU

  12. Equity funding for European enterprise AI startups by half, 2024-2025

    Both funding and deal count have surged dramatically, with total equity investment more than doubling and the number of deals tripling between 2024 and 2025

    "Sell Your Home with our AI: Smarter. Faster. Sharper."

    The proptech sector is shifting from "AI-washed" tools to meaningful, autonomous AI solutions

    #AI #Europe #PropTech #RealEstateTech #residential #HousePrices #rents #RealEstate #property #housing #EU

  13. Building permits measured in m² of useful floor area for two‑and‑more dwelling buildings (i.e., apartment buildings) across European countries for Q3 2025.

    EU is not in a construction boom, but also not collapsing—it is in a stable, mid‑range expansion phase.

    Greece, showing a strong rebound in construction activity.

    #EU #Greece #RealEstate #HousingSupply #HousigCrisis #residential #HomeBuilding #rents #HousePrices #Europe

  14. PropTech: Rent2Cash Rental Income Advance Platform closes €100m round to scale rental advance

    fintech.global/2026/03/05/rent

    Rent2Cash: The New Casavo?
    Casavo was a gamble on bricks. It failed.
    Rent2Cash is a gamble on people, tenants - with uncertain cashflow.

    But they are still playing a dangerous game of "Algorithm vs. Reality."
    Reality often beats the algorithm

    #PropTech #Europe #rents #RealEstateTech #residential #CRE #Eurozone

  15. Average annual rental growth rates across selected EU countries, broken down by: Existing leases New market leases and inflation, in 2025

    In many countries, actual paid rents (averaged across existing leases) lag far behind market rents for new contracts and often below recent inflation, amplifying the lock-in

    #EU #RealEstate #housing #rents #HousePrices #HousingCrisis #property #residential #Eurozone

  16. Distribution of the population by dwelling type (flats vs houses) across various EU member states.

    Southern (Spain, Italy, Greece, Malta) and Eastern European (Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania) countries and Germany tend to have a higher proportion of people living in flats.

    Roughly 59-60% of the Greek population lives in flats (apartments), while about 40% live in houses (detached or semi-detached).

    #EU #Greece #HousePrices #RealEstate #housing #property #residential #rents #houses #Eurozone

  17. A comparison of high-density land availability within the Functional Urban Areas (FUAs) of various OECD countries and Greece

    In Europe, the share of high-density land varies significantly due to historical urban planning and geography, with Greece and Austria having some of the most compact urban areas.

    Greece has a unique urban structure, particularly in its largest FUAs like Athens and Thessaloniki.

    #Europe #Greece #HousePrices #HousingCrisis #RealEstate #rents #affordability #residential

  18. World: Perspective on home price inflation, in residential property prices across a wide set of countries

    Affordability: Greece is worse than most of Europe

    Greece’s housingmarket is shaped by a post‑crisis rebound, strong foreign‑buyer demand, underbuilding‑driven shortages, tourism pressure, aging stock, low mortgage use, and the large housing stock held by the Banks and servicers, which influences supply dynamics

    #Europe #Greece #RealEstate #HousePrices #rents #HousingCrisis #housing

  19. 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

  20. #Rent prices & the cost of owning a #home, which make up a third of the #inflation index, both rose 0.2% in December, while #rents increased 2.8% from a year earlier. That is much lower than during the pandemic: Rents rose by more than 8% in 2022.

    Still, the rental figures were distorted by Oct’s 6-week government #shutdown, which interrupted the #BLS gathering of the data. The govt plugged in “estimated” figures for Oct & November which economists say have artificially lowered #housing costs.

  21. A key #inflation measure fell to a 4-year low as #gas prices fall & #housing costs cool

    Friday’s report suggests inflation is cooling, but the cost of #food, gas, & apartment #rents have soared after the pandemic, with #consumer #prices still ~25% higher than they were 5 years ago. The increase in such a broad range of #costs has kept “#affordability,” a topic front & center as a dominant political issue.

    #economy
    apnews.com/article/inflation-t

  22. Price-to-Rent Ratio across selected EU countries for the third quarter of 2025

    The average EU housing market is moderately overvalued relative to rents.
    A few countries pull the EU average upward

    The EU as a whole shows a moderately elevated price‑to‑rent ratio, but the real story is the widening divergence between low‑ratio Northern/Western markets and highly overvalued Southern/Eastern markets

    #EU #Greece #RealEstate #housing #residential #HousePrices #rents #property #Eurozone

  23. Housing cost overburden rate across various European Union countries, 2024

    The EU average is 8.2%

    Greece has the highest rate by a significant margin, with 28.9% of its population overburdened by housing costs. A result of low wages and escalating house prices

    The housing cost overburden rate is the share of the population spending more than 40% of disposable income on housing costs (rent, mortgage, utilities, etc.)

    #EU #Greece #housing #HousePrices #rents #property #HousingCrisis

  24. EU: Ηouse prices, housing rents, income and HICP by country from 2019 to Q3 2025

    House Prices vs. Income: In the majority of EU countries, house prices have significantly outpaced income growth

    House prices rose much faster than rents and income in most countries

    Rents grew slowly and steadily

    When house prices rise faster than income, affordability deteriorates

    #EU #Greece #HousePrices #RealEstate #HousingCrisis #residential #rents #property #Eurozone

  25. Global vacant dwellings and seasonal/holiday homes, % of total dwelling stock, 2022 or latest year available

    Europe shows a stark divide in housing use: some markets hold large shares of vacant or holiday homes, while others keep nearly all dwellings in primary use

    #Europe #housing #RealEstate #HousingCrisis #HousingShortage #HousePrices #rents #HolidayHomes #property #residential #Eurozone

  26. HICP - Actual rentals for housing, EU, Euro area, Greece, 2000 – Q4 2025

    EU and Euro area: Both show stable, gradual increases in rental prices over the 25-year period
    From around 2020, Greece's annual rental price changes have increased dramatically, surpassing those of the EU and Euro area

    #EU #Greece #rents #RealEstate #HousingCrisis #residential #property #Hellas #rentals #property

  27. How much residential space (sqm) a household can afford using 40% of its income over a decade in EU and Greece

    Greece shows low to very low affordability in most urban and coastal regions

    Post‑COVID and geopolitical shocks (Russian invasion of Ukraine) worsened housing insecurity
    Urbanization, tourism, and short-term rentals have intensified pressure on housing markets

    #EU #Greece #HousePrices #HousingCrisis #RealEstate #residential #property #housing #Hellas #Eurozone #rents

  28. EU Building permits new dwellings from 2021 to September 2025

    Despite the recent recovery, the number of permits remains below the 2021 level
    This slow improvement is expected to support a gradual recovery in the new residential building sector in 2026 and 2027, driven by existing housing shortages and a more stable market environment

    #EU #housing #RealEstate #HousingSupply #HousingCrisis #property #NewBuild #Eurozone #residential #HousePrices #rents

  29. EU Building permits new dwellings from 2021 to September 2025

    Despite the recent recovery, the number of permits remains below the 2021 level
    This slow improvement is expected to support a gradual recovery in the new residential building sector in 2026 and 2027, driven by existing housing shortages and a more stable market environment

    #EU #housing #RealEstate #HousingSupply #HousingCrisis #property #NewBuild #Eurozone #residential #HousePrices #rents

  30. EU Building permits new dwellings from 2021 to September 2025

    Despite the recent recovery, the number of permits remains below the 2021 level
    This slow improvement is expected to support a gradual recovery in the new residential building sector in 2026 and 2027, driven by existing housing shortages and a more stable market environment

    #EU #housing #RealEstate #HousingSupply #HousingCrisis #property #NewBuild #Eurozone #residential #HousePrices #rents

  31. EU Building permits new dwellings from 2021 to September 2025

    Despite the recent recovery, the number of permits remains below the 2021 level
    This slow improvement is expected to support a gradual recovery in the new residential building sector in 2026 and 2027, driven by existing housing shortages and a more stable market environment

    #EU #housing #RealEstate #HousingSupply #HousingCrisis #property #NewBuild #Eurozone #residential #HousePrices #rents

  32. EU Building permits new dwellings from 2021 to September 2025

    Despite the recent recovery, the number of permits remains below the 2021 level
    This slow improvement is expected to support a gradual recovery in the new residential building sector in 2026 and 2027, driven by existing housing shortages and a more stable market environment

    #EU #housing #RealEstate #HousingSupply #HousingCrisis #property #NewBuild #Eurozone #residential #HousePrices #rents

  33. The #Mayor of #London has launched a new plan to deliver at least 6,000 rent-controlled homes for key workers by 2030, meeting a 2024 manifesto pledge. The ‘Key Worker Living Rent’ scheme will set #rents at around 40 per cent of average net household incomes for key #workers such as #teachers, #nurses, #carers and bus drivers, saving households thousands of pounds a year compared with private rents. Homes will be for long-term rent only, with no requirement to buy, and will include options for sharers. The Mayor is calling on councils, housing associations, developers and investors to help deliver the homes, including through bids to the Affordable Homes Programme. The plan builds on recent increases in housebuilding in London and aims to support key workers struggling with high living costs.
    london.gov.uk/media-centre/may

  34. Rent affordability spending 40% of monthly income in the EU

    In 2024, 8.2% of people in the EU lived in households where total housing costs represented more than 40% of their total disposable income

    Greece has the highest rate, with nearly 29% of urban residents burdened by housing costs exceeding 40% of their income

    #EU #Greece #rents #HousingCrisis #RealEstate #Eurozone #property #homes #rentals #residential #housing #income

  35. Share of population and share of average income needed to rent 25 sqm and 75 sqm apartments by type of region

    Across the whole EU, only apartments of 25m2 can be rented for less than 30 % of average income
    For a 75m2 apartment, tenants in most cities must allocate more than 30% and often more than 60% of average income to cover the rent

    #EU #Greece #rents #HousingCrisis #RealEstate #property #homes #rentals #housing

  36. #US #ConsumerPrices increased in December, lifted by higher costs for #rents & #food as some of the distortions related to the government shutdown that had artificially lowered #inflation in November unwound, cementing expectations the #FederalReserve would leave #InterestRates unchanged this month. [Hence the #Trump #DOJ “criminal investigation” into #Fed Chair #JeromePowell]

    #economy #affordability #CostOfLiving #recession #tariffs #trumpcession

  37. What is driving housing pressures? Demand-side pressures

    Key demand and supply factors affecting EU housing markets
    Over the past decade, the EU experienced periods of historically low interest rates, which significantly lowered borrowing costs and stimulated housing demand

    #EU #RealEstate #housing #Greece #HousePrices #rents #residential #property #affordability #HousingShortage #HousingCrisis

  38. Key facts: EU Housing challenges

    Across the EU, access to decent, sustainable and affordable housing has become increasingly constrained. Since 2015, house prices and rents have increased significantly faster than wages in almost all Member States.

    #EU #RealEstate #housing #Greece #HousePrices #rents #residential #property #affordability #HousingShortage #HousingCrisis

  39. Weak rental market to persist with low migration and slowing wage growth

    Tauranga rents fell 0.2% to $683/week and Christchurch was down 1.5% to $532/week. Dunedin is the only place…
    #NewsBeep #News #Economy #05 #and #annually #AU #auckland #Australia #Business #down #falling #forecast #growth #low #market #migration #persist #rental #rents #reverse #slowing #soon #subdued #time #To #wage #weak #with
    newsbeep.com/au/261063/

  40. That's the difference between the fair deal and fair use approaches to copyright exemptions. Fair deal means that copyright holders can steal from the commons of public knowledge and culture to extract rents for decades. "The public? Who cares about it? WE WANT FREE MONEY FOR DECADES"

    "The Albanese government has explicitly ruled out handing tech companies free rein to mine creative content to train their artificial intelligence models, after a fierce backlash from authors and from arts and media groups.

    The attorney general, Michelle Rowland, will confirm the decision on Monday, shutting the door on a contentious proposal floated by the Productivity Commission and backed by tech companies.

    “Australian creatives are not only world class, but they are also the lifeblood of Australian culture, and we must ensure the right legal protections are in place,” Rowland said.

    The commission sparked outrage in August after its interim report on “harnessing data and the digital economy” suggested granting an exemption to copyright laws that would effectively allow technology companies free access to content to train their AI models.

    Weeks earlier, Scott Farquhar, the co-founder of software giant Atlassian and the chair of the Tech Council of Australia, told the National Press Club that “fixing” the existing restrictions could “unlock billions of dollars of foreign investment into Australia”."

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #AI #GenerativeAI #Australia #Copyright #FairDeal #IP #Rentism #Rents #IP

  41. Holiday rentals brace for change – “we need more rules,” EU’s housing commissioner

    portugalresident.com/holiday-r

    Από το 2011 που επεκτάθηκε στην Ευρώπη η Airbnb η @EUCommission την άφησε ΑΝΕΞΈΛΕΓΚΤΗ

    Θέλει η ΕΕ, 14 χρονιά μετά, να την ρυθμίζει;
    (με τον co-founder της πλέον στην κυβέρνηση Τραμπ)

    Πόσα πρόστιμα της επέβαλε ( η ΕΕ όχι τα κράτη-μέλη) 14 χρόνια;

    #EU #Airbnb #HousingCrisis #ShortTermRentals #rents #HousePrices #residential #EuroArea #housing #HousingShortage #RealEstate #ΕΕ #ακίνητα