Portugal recorded an increase of 17.7%, well above the European average of 5.5%. In the quarterly comparison, the country had the third highest appreciation with 4.1%, while the EU average was 1.6%.
Portugal recorded the second biggest year-on-year increase in house prices, 17.7%, in the third quarter of 2025, with the euro zone average at 5.1% and the European Union (EU) at 5.5%, Eurostat reports this Friday.
Compared to the previous quarter, between July and September 2025, house prices increased by 1.6% in both the euro zone and the EU, according to the European statistical service, with Portugal recording the third biggest increase (4.1%).
Among Member States, the biggest year-on-year increases in house prices were recorded in Hungary (21.1%), Portugal (17.7%) and Bulgaria (15.4%), with Finland showing the only decline (-3.1%).
