Property prices compared: 30 European cities, Q3 2026
Median asking prices per m² for 30 European cities, ranked cheapest to dearest: €2,199/m² in Łódź to €10,512/m² in Paris, from Seeki.eu on 30 September 2026.
Median asking prices per m² for 30 European cities, ranked cheapest to dearest: €2,199/m² in Łódź to €10,512/m² in Paris, from Seeki.eu on 30 September 2026.
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