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Europe's housing markets split sharply, from Belgrade to Dublin

Original: Europe’s housing markets are diverging wildly—from +20% in Belgrade to -15% in Dublin! 🇪🇺 While performance varies drama

European housing markets are moving in opposite directions, with prices reportedly up around 20% in Belgrade while Dublin has seen declines of roughly 15%. Commentators point out that despite the divergence, the common thread is affordability, now described as the continent's real crisis. Athens is cited as an example, with new-home prices at about €4,364 per square metre, up 6.5%, yet still out of reach for a typical buyer.

Why now: Housing affordability is a live political and economic concern across Europe, and the stark gap between booming and falling markets highlights how uneven the crisis has become.

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• Europe’s housing markets are diverging wildly—from +20% in Belgrade to -15% in Dublin! 🇪🇺 While performance varies dramatically across the continent, affordability has become the real crisis.🏡 Take Athens:🇬🇷 New-home prices: €4,364/sqm (+6.5%) Affordability ratio: A typical new… · apostolos_kl · 1

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