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House prices have risen in all European countries over the past 13 years, while falling in Cyprus, Italy and Greece.
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According to Eurostat, house prices rose by 48%. Significant increases were recorded in Estonia, Hungary, Lithuania, Latvia, Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, Austria and Luxembourg. In Romania, real estate prices rose by 25% over the same period. At the same time, rents rose in all EU countries except Greece.
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Eurostat: România a înregistrat printre cele mai mici creşteri de preţuri la locuinţe în ultimii 13 ani
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Eurostat: România a înregistrat în ultimii 13 ani printre cele mai mici creşteri de preturi la locuinte dintre statele europene, de 25%, un nivel mai mic fiind raportat doar de Spania şi Finlanda, în timp ce Cipru, Italia şi Grecia sunt singurele tări în care preturile au scăzut comparativ cu 2010
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