Bulgaria leads rise in house prices among EU states in SEE in Q3

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Bulgaria recorded the highest annual growth in housing prices among EU countries in Southeast Europe (SEE) in the third quarter of 2022, of 15.6%, followed closely by Slovenia with 15.4%, Eurostat said on Tuesday.

On a quarterly comparison basis, Bulgaria registered the second-highest increase in house prices in the EU, of 4.1%, preceded only by Cyprus with 5.8%, the bloc's statistical office said in a statement.

In contrast, Romania recorded the only quarterly decline in house prices among EU member states in SEE, of 1.2%, and the lowest yearly increase in the region, of 7.0%.

Overall, the EU saw an average annual growth of 7.4% in housing prices and a quarterly rise of 0.9% in the third quarter of last year.

Data about housing prices in the EU countries in SEE in Q3 2022 follows (pct change):

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