GDP Per Capita in Greece compared to Europe
This table was last updated in September 2023.
| Luxembourg |
$ 132,372
|
| Ireland |
$ 114,581
|
| Norway |
$ 101,103
|
| Switzerland |
$ 80,346
|
| Netherlands |
$ 61,099
|
| Austria |
$ 56,802
|
| Denmark |
$ 53,745
|
| Germany |
$ 51,384
|
| Sweden |
$ 51,125
|
| Finland |
$ 43,482
|
| Belgium |
$ 41,248
|
| France |
$ 38,178
|
| Italy |
$ 36,812
|
| Cyprus |
$ 33,807
|
| Slovenia |
$ 32,215
|
| Spain |
$ 31,223
|
| Estonia |
$ 31,209
|
| Malta |
$ 25,329
|
| Slovak Rep. |
$ 23,458
|
| Greece |
$ 22,595
|
| Croatia |
$ 20,537
|
| Portugal |
$ 19,821
|
| Romania |
$ 18,530
|
| Czech Rep. |
$ 18,508
|
| Bulgaria |
$ 14,893
|
| Lithuania |
$ 14,893
|
| Latvia |
$ 14,063
|
| Hungary |
$ 12,652
|
| Poland |
$ 12,361
|
| Turkey |
$ 11,932
|
| Montenegro |
$ 6,707
|
| North Macedonia |
$ 5,264
|
Greece has an index of prices of new and existing dwellings both in Athens and in urban areas outside Athens, generated by the Bank of Greece. There seems to be no private house price data provider. The National Statistical Service of Greece also has economic data.