Name: Median of the housing cost burden distribution by poverty status - EU-SILC survey
Creator: Eurostat

This indicator is defined as the median of the distribution of the share of total housing costs (net of housing allowances) in the total disposable household income (net of housing allowances) presented by poverty status.

Median housing cost burden by country in 2025 (percentage, above 60% of median equivalised income)

In 2025, Greece had the highest value (27) among 30 countries, while Malta had the lowest (4.9).

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Greece	27	-0.4%
2	Denmark	26.2	+31.7%
3	Norway	20.1	-5.2%
4	Germany	17.4	-1.7%
5	Sweden	17.3	+3.0%
6	Czechia	16.2	-3.0%
7	Finland	14.8	+2.1%
8	Serbia	14.4	-15.3%
9	Luxembourg	12.8	-3.8%
9	Netherlands	12.8	-4.5%
11	Belgium	12.1	0.0%
12	Slovakia	11.9	-20.1%
13	Bulgaria	11.6	-6.5%
14	Estonia	11.3	-6.6%
14	Poland	11.3	-4.2%
16	Romania	10.9	+10.1%
17	France	10.5	-0.9%
18	Austria	10.3	-11.2%
19	Portugal	10.1	-2.9%
19	Hungary	10.1	-21.1%
21	Ireland	9.7	-9.3%
22	Latvia	9.3	-13.9%
23	Lithuania	9	-2.2%
24	Spain	8.9	-4.3%
25	Italy	8.3	+6.4%
26	Slovenia	8.2	-8.9%
27	Croatia	6.7	-17.3%
28	Cyprus	6.4	-8.6%
29	Türkiye	6.1	-42.5%
30	Malta	4.9	+8.9%
	Switzerland (2024)	19	+0.5%

Median of the housing cost burden distribution by poverty status - EU-SILC survey

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Median of the housing cost burden distribution by poverty status - EU-SILC survey

Median housing cost burden by country in 2025 (percentage, above 60% of median equivalised income)

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