GDP/Cap Growth 5 Years in Lithuania compared to Europe
This table was last updated in September 2023.
| Bulgaria |
56.94%
|
| Romania |
48.65%
|
| Lithuania |
46.36%
|
| Ireland |
45.06%
|
| Latvia |
41.16%
|
| Croatia |
36.83%
|
| Estonia |
34.66%
|
| Poland |
28.43%
|
| Montenegro |
27.49%
|
| Turkey |
25.49%
|
| North Macedonia |
23.31%
|
| Slovenia |
22.84%
|
| Norway |
22.04%
|
| Slovak Rep. |
20.24%
|
| Hungary |
18.05%
|
| Switzerland |
15.46%
|
| Malta |
14.97%
|
| Netherlands |
14.79%
|
| Greece |
14.40%
|
| Czech Rep. |
13.60%
|
| Luxembourg |
12.19%
|
| Belgium |
11.94%
|
| Austria |
10.87%
|
| Portugal |
10.35%
|
| Finland |
8.63%
|
| Cyprus |
7.44%
|
| Germany |
7.14%
|
| Italy |
5.43%
|
| Denmark |
3.47%
|
| France |
3.13%
|
| Spain |
2.58%
|
| Sweden |
2.03%
|
| Iceland |
-0.24%
|
Lithuania does not publish an official house price or rents time-series. The real estate firm Inreal published annual prices and rents for Vilnius from 1998-2007. Ober Haus, another private firm, publishes monthly average apartment prices in Vilnius and a monthly apartment price index for Lithuania's 5 largest cities. General economics statistics for Lithuania are published by the Bank of Lithuania and the Statistikos Departamentas, which keeps construction and stock of dwellings figures, but no house prices or rents.
