Malta has recorded a 6.1% increase in house prices in the last quarter of 2025, according to the latest House Price Index by Eurostat. The reading is the same provided by the NSO. The property price indicator has been updated along with the HICP updates. House prices in the EU increased by an average of 5.5% in the same period.
The largest property price increases were recorded in Hungary with an increase of 290%, followed by Portugal (180%) and Lithuania (1685). The highest increase in rents was recorded in Hungary with an increase of 109%, followed by Lithuania (88%) and Ireland and Poland with both at 76%.
When considering the gross total price change increase recorded by Malta in the property price index, there is a clear mismatch with the increase in real terms as the statistic used to be significantly lower than the real rate.
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