The top three countries for rent increases in Europe have been announced: In some countries, rents did not increase at all
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European rents rose an average of 4.2% over the past year, with increases exceeding 2% in 17 of the 20 countries surveyed. Slovenia and Bulgaria recorded the steepest hikes, while Finland saw rents stay nearly flat at just 0.03%. The data highlights widening divergence in rental inflation across Europe, with some markets showing no growth at all. Watch for whether tighter rental markets in Slovenia and Bulgaria prompt regulatory responses, and whether Finland's stagnation persists as a signal of weaker housing demand.
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