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House prices and rents continued to rise in Q1 2026: the largest increases in house prices were recorded in Portugal (+10.3%), Bulgaria (+9.4%) and Slovakia (+9.1%). France (-0.5%) and Finland (-1.8%) were the only countries where house prices fell.

ec.europa.eu
u/nimicdoareu — 1 day ago
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In 2025, 8.9% of employed people in the EU usually worked from home: highest shares in Finland (20.9%) and Ireland (19.8%), lowest shares in Romania (1.3%) and Bulgaria (1.4%)

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u/nimicdoareu — 3 days ago
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Hrănirea păsărilor a fost interzisă în mai multe cartiere din București: Amenzi uriașe pentru cei care dau mâncare la porumbei

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u/nimicdoareu — 11 days ago
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Residential buildings construction price +48% since 2015: At country level, prices rose the most quickly during the past decade in Bulgaria (+166.1%), Hungary (+155.4%) and Romania (+130.7%). The slowest rises were recorded in Italy (+17.0%), Greece (+17.3%) and Finland (+22.1%).

ec.europa.eu
u/nimicdoareu — 11 days ago
▲ 24 r/Romania

Palatul Administrativ din Ploiești, construit între 1968 și 1971, stil modernist socialist.

u/nimicdoareu — 14 days ago
▲ 76 r/europe

The highest price levels for household consumption were recorded in Denmark (140% of the EU average), Ireland (136%) and Luxembourg (132%). Meanwhile, the lowest levels were observed in Bulgaria (63%), Romania (65%) and Poland (73%).

ec.europa.eu
u/nimicdoareu — 19 days ago
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In 2025, actual individual consumption (AIC) per capita expressed in purchasing power standard (PPS) varied from 73% to 145% of the EU average across the 27 EU countries.

ec.europa.eu
u/nimicdoareu — 19 days ago