Housing
House prices rose 60% more than wages since 2015. Nine times the EU average
Between 2015 and 2025, housing prices in Portugal increased 60.8% more than wages. This is the largest disparity in the EU, reaching nine times the 6.8% EU average and significantly outpacing the second-highest country, the Netherlands, at 34.3%.
Why it matters
This data quantifies the widening gap between housing affordability and income for residents in Portugal, confirming that housing costs are consuming a significantly larger share of wages compared to the rest of the European Union.Diário de NotíciasRead original ↗
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