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New home price growth in Europe by country

New home price growth across Europe (Q2 2026) ranges from 12.8% (Romania) down to -5.8% (Slovenia), against a euro-area average of 4.3%.

Eurostat’s House Price Index follows the prices households pay for dwellings. This page shows newly built dwellings: how their prices compare with the same quarter a year earlier. It is a rate of change, not a price in euros, and it is separate from consumer-price inflation.

🇷🇴Romania12.8%Q2 2026▲ 11.2
🇧🇬Bulgaria12.3%Q2 2026▼ 2.6
🇵🇹Portugal12.3%Q2 2026▼ 2.2
🇸🇪Sweden12.1%Q2 2026▲ 16.8
🇱🇹Lithuania11.6%Q2 2026▲ 4.8
🇸🇰Slovakia10.0%Q2 2026▼ 0.5
🇨🇾Cyprus9.8%Q2 2026▲ 9.8
🇭🇷Croatia9.2%Q2 2026▼ 0.5
🇲🇹Malta7.4%Q2 2026▲ 2.1
🇪🇸Spain7.3%Q2 2026▼ 5.0
🇵🇱Poland6.5%Q2 2026▲ 1.0
🇮🇪Ireland6.0%Q2 2026▲ 1.7
🇳🇴Norway6.0%Q2 2026▼ 0.3
🇪🇪Estonia5.9%Q2 2026▲ 2.3
🇮🇹Italy5.0%Q2 2026▲ 3.9
🇦🇹Austria4.9%Q2 2026▲ 2.4
🇳🇱Netherlands4.9%Q2 2026▼ 3.1
🇫🇮Finland3.7%Q2 2026▲ 4.7
🇨🇿Czechia3.4%Q2 2026▼ 11.5
🇩🇰Denmark3.3%Q2 2026▲ 1.2
🇱🇻Latvia1.7%Q2 2026▲ 0.6
🇩🇪Germany1.5%Q2 2026▼ 1.5
🇫🇷France0.0%Q2 2026▼ 2.1
🇭🇺Hungary-0.7%Q2 2026▼ 11.3
🇱🇺Luxembourg-2.5%Q2 2026▼ 6.2
🇧🇪Belgium-3.2%Q2 2026▼ 4.0
🇸🇮Slovenia-5.8%Q2 2026▼ 22.4
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Source: Eurostat (prc_hpi_q) · data through Q2 2026 · released 2026-10-01 · modifications: none

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Frequently asked questions

Which European country has the highest new home price growth?
Romania, at 12.8%.
Which European country has the lowest new home price growth?
Slovenia, at -5.8%.
What is the euro-area average new home price growth?
The euro-area average is 4.3%.