Ganja:The house price-to-income ratio in Cyprus was recorded at 91.61 points in 2025, according to data released by Eurostat on Monday. This figure indicates the ratio of house prices to household income compared to its long-term average.

According to Cyprus News Agency, the indicator has shown a slight decrease from previous years, standing at 91.63 points in 2024 and 92.03 points in 2023. The ratio was at 90.10 points in 2022 and 89.59 in 2021. In earlier years, it reached 95.38 points in 2020, rose from 92.30 in 2019, and was 93.13 in 2018. The ratio was higher in 2017 at 99.36 points and 99.71 in 2016.

At the European Union level, the house price-to-income ratio saw a 6.8% increase in 2025 compared to 2015. Eurostat explains that this reflects a decade-long trend where house prices have risen relative to household incomes.