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What Are the Most Expensive and Cheapest Cities in Europe to Buy a Home - Athens' Position

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Apartment purchase prices in urban and tourist centers show huge differences between countries in Europe, according to the report “Mapping the World’s Prices 2026” The post Europe: Which are the most expensive and cheapest cities to buy a home – Athens’ position appeared first on in.gr.

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Apartment purchase prices in urban and tourist centers show huge differences between countries in Europe, according to the report “Mapping the World’s Prices 2026” The post Europe: Which are the most expensive and cheapest cities to buy a home – Athens’ position appeared first on in.gr.

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The average price per square meter in the 28 European cities analyzed is 9,090 euros. If an 80 square meter apartment were to be purchased at that average price, it would cost around 727,000 euros.

Real estate prices in European cities differ significantly, and the difference between the most expensive and the cheapest market is measured in tens of thousands of euros per square meter. Buying an apartment in European cities has become a serious financial challenge for many. High prices are especially pronounced in capital cities, large business centers and attractive tourist destinations. According to the report "Mapping the […] The article…

An 80-square-meter apartment in the center of the most expensive European city costs around 1.83 million euros, while prices elsewhere are many times lower.

Zurich and Istanbul are the most expensive and cheapest cities in Europe to buy a home, respectively.

The price per square metre of an apartment in the centre of European cities varies considerably, shows Euronews, which quotes data from the report "Mapping the World . . . Prices reach tens of thousands of euros per square metre, published by Deutsche Bank Research, broadcasts Mediafax. Two cities in Switzerland lead the class, with prices reaching tens of thousands of euros per square metre. The analysis compares the price on [...]

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ekonomim.com broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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