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Eurostat Publishes Housing Trends Data for Ireland and Cyprus

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Eurostat released new figures detailing housing trends in Cyprus and Ireland. The report found that in Cyprus, 69.4% of people lived in homes judged larger than necessary in 2025, the highest proportion in the EU. Ireland followed with 66% of its population living in homes judged larger than necessary, compared to the EU average of 33.4% for the year.

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The findings indicate that under-occupation rates in rural Cyprus are among the highest in the EU, alongside Ireland and Belgium. These statistics are part of the official economic data collected by Eurostat regarding the bloc.

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  • EurostatStatistical agency of the European Union that collects and publishes official economic data.
  • IrelandSovereign state whose economic and demographic trends are monitored by Eurostat.
  • CyprusCountry whose housing market trends are systematically collected and published by Eurostat.

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  1. ECB rate hikes are affecting borrowing costs and housing market forecasts in Ireland.1 source
  2. New data released by Eurostat covering housing trends in Ireland and Cyprus.1 source

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