Wednesday, Jul 23, 2008
Pretty maps of house price changes across Europe
FT: European house price guide
Nice pictures, nothing we don't already know. Germany has barely grown; Austria, Switzerland, and Portugal had fairly low growth too. Estonia, Northern Ireland, and Poland stand out as the worst excesses - no wonder the Poles are heading back home, they want to get on the ladder before it's too late ;-) Hungary is the odd one out, it actually registered house price falls in 2006. Any ideas why?
Posted by drewster @ 12:49 AM (378 views) Add Comment
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1. Dbcreed said...
Hungary has highest home ownership percentage (80%) in EU, a stiff tax on buildings (3%) and a tax on unused land in "downtown areas".