News from Housingtarget.com

In recent years, Europe has been grappling with a significant increase in the cost of living, with rental prices soaring by a staggering 17.6% over the past decade. This crisis, which has been exacerbated by rising inflation and an ongoing energy crisis, has left many households struggling to pay their bills. However, the situation is not uniform across the continent, with some countries experiencing more dramatic increases than others.

Italy, renowned for its captivating historic centers and alluring tourist destinations, finds itself at a crossroads, contemplating measures to regulate the ever-expanding realm of short-term accommodation rentals.

The French government is taking decisive action to bolster energy renovations with a substantial investment of €300 million into the MaPrimeRénov scheme.

The housing market of Denmark traditionally experiences a transitional phase in March, a trend that was in full swing this year as well.

A chill wind blew across the European Union's housing market as the first quarter of 2023 unfurled, bringing with it an unwelcome guest: the specter of a decline in house prices.

As the European Union (EU) makes strides in its battle against climate change, its plans to renovate millions of buildings as part of the Fit for 55 climate package are encountering significant political resistance.

The European Central Bank (ECB) recently released a report raising concerns about a potential "disorderly" drop in home prices across the euro zone.