Rent Inflation Surges in Romania and Croatia
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Rent prices have significantly increased in Romania and Croatia, with annual growth rates of 43.5% and 40.1% respectively, according to Eurostat data analyzed by Euronews Business. This surge outpaces general inflation in both countries. Factors contributing to this trend include higher administratively set rents, increased investment in real estate, and strong demand coupled with limited supply.
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