European Number of Persons Employed of Buying and Selling of Own Real Estate by Country

In 2023, Portugal led European countries in employed persons within real estate buying and selling, with a significant 4.11% growth from the prior year. Meanwhile, Germany and Poland showed notable increases of 2.46% and 6.96%, respectively. Contrarily, Italy and Hungary faced declines, with Italy seeing a 6.24% drop and Hungary falling by 1.59%. Dynamic growth patterns were observed in Greece at 8.63% and Switzerland at 6.3%. Eastern European nations displayed varied results, with Slovakia achieving a robust 7.77% increase, while Romania and Croatia declined by 2.17% and 5.72%.

Future trends to watch in the European real estate employment sector include potential market fluctuations influenced by macroeconomic factors, such as interest rate changes and regulatory developments. Additionally, technological advancements may alter employment dynamics, with digital platforms becoming more prominent in real estate transactions.