Homes Under 100,000 Euros: where They Still Appear

The figures below describe listings in the European Cribs catalogue on 5 October 2026, covering 4,984 listings across the 12 countries we cover. They are a snapshot of asking prices on our own books, not official market statistics, and should be read as such.

How many listings sit under 100,000 euros today

Homes asking under 100,000 euros appear in eight of the 12 countries in the catalogue. The share of each country's listings that fall under that threshold varies from 18% in Spain down to 0% in four countries where no such listing currently appears.

Country	Total listings	Listings under 100,000 €	Share under 100,000 €
Spain	611	112	18%
Portugal	487	84	17%
Italy	480	63	13%
France	582	44	8%
Greece	459	36	8%
Croatia	196	5	3%
Czechia	966	11	1%
Poland	236	1	0%
the Netherlands	543	0	0%
Belgium	236	0	0%
Germany	115	0	0%
the United Kingdom	73	0	0%

Three countries where the share reaches double digits

Spain's catalogue holds 611 listings, of which 112 — 18% — ask under 100,000 euros. Portugal's catalogue holds 487 listings, with 84 of them, a 17% share, under that threshold. Italy's catalogue holds 480 listings, with 63 under 100,000 euros, a 13% share. In all three, the median asking price across the full catalogue sits well above that figure: 550,000 euros in Spain, 410,000 euros in Portugal and 580,000 euros in Italy. A listing under 100,000 euros in any of these three markets is, by definition, well away from the catalogue's typical price point.

Single-digit shares: France, Greece, Croatia, Czechia and Poland

France lists 582 homes in the catalogue, 44 of which ask under 100,000 euros, an 8% share. Greece, with 459 listings, also shows an 8% share, with 36 listings under that threshold. Croatia's catalogue of 196 listings includes 5 under 100,000 euros, a 3% share. Czechia, with 966 listings, has 11 under 100,000 euros, a 1% share. Poland's catalogue of 236 listings includes 1 listing under 100,000 euros, with the share rounding to 0%.

No listings under 100,000 euros today

The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and the United Kingdom each show 0 listings under 100,000 euros and a 0% share in the catalogue on 5 October 2026. Median asking prices in these four countries run from 465,000 euros in the Netherlands and 479,000 euros in Belgium to 699,000 euros in Germany and 9,330,000 euros in the United Kingdom. Germany's median price per square metre is 8,120 euros, and the United Kingdom's is 21,940 euros, both well above the price-per-square-metre figures recorded for Spain, Portugal, Italy, France and Greece.

What to compare before a viewing

A listing under 100,000 euros is worth placing next to its country's wider catalogue. Spain's median price per square metre is 4,570 euros, Portugal's is 5,130 euros, Italy's is 4,970 euros, France's is 4,680 euros, and Greece's is 2,860 euros. Comparing an under-100,000-euro asking price against that country's per-square-metre figure gives a sense of how much space the price is likely to buy. It also helps to look at what the catalogue shows at other price points in the same country: at 250,000 euros, a typical Spanish listing runs to 82m² with 2 bedrooms, a typical Italian one to 83m² with 3 bedrooms, and a typical Greek one to 88m² with 2 bedrooms, while Portugal's typical 250,000-euro listing is smaller, at 44m² with 1 bedroom. France's typical 250,000-euro home is 65m² with 2 bedrooms, the Netherlands' is 62m² with 2 bedrooms, Belgium's is 64m² with 1 bedroom, and Germany's is 35m² with 2 bedrooms. None of these figures apply directly to the sub-100,000-euro listings themselves, but they show how far a given budget stretches within the same country's catalogue, which is a useful reference point when assessing any individual listing on its own terms.

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All figures are asking prices of homes listed in the European Cribs catalogue on 5 October 2026; they change every week and are not official market statistics. This article is general information, not legal, tax or investment advice. Cover photo: Jym Lens / Pexels.