Macro-economic Data

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A. Demography and Macroeconomy

A.1 Population
VariableEnd of 2018End of 2017End of 2016SourcesVar ID
Total population2.79 million2.83 million2.87 million
WDI
A.1.1
Total number of households1.32 million1.36 million1.39 million
Eurostat
A.1.2
Average household size2.12.12.1
Eurostat
A.1.3
Urban population (% of total)67.68% of total67.52% of total67.37% of total
WDI
A.1.4
Urban population growth (annual %)-1.14%-1.18%-1.07%
WDI
A.1.5
A.2 Economy
VariableEnd of 2018End of 2017End of 2016SourcesVar ID
GDP, current prices (U.S. dollars)53,302 USD (millions)47,645 USD (millions)42,991 USD (millions)
WEO
A.2.1
GDP based on PPP valuation of country GDP (Current international dollar)97,084 USD (millions)91,575 USD (millions)86,310 USD (millions)
WEO
A.2.2
GDP per capita, current prices (U.S. dollars)18,994.38 USD 16,845.33 USD 14,988.57 USD
WEO
A.2.3
GDP based on PPP per capita GDP (Current international dollar)34,596.6 USD 32,377.09 USD 30,091.6 USD
WEO
A.2.4
GDP, constant prices (Percent change)3.49%4.14%2.35%
WEO
A.2.5
Inflation, end of period consumer prices (Percent change)1.76%3.81%1.96%
WEO
A.2.6
GDP, deflator (Index)121.22117.33112.51
WEO
A.2.7
Consumer price index115.68112.64108.60
WDI
A.2.8
GINI IndexNot available37.3038.40
WDI
A.2.9
Growth in urban household income (%/year)A.2.13
Employment (% of total laborforce)A.2.14
Self-employed10.25%10.34%10.51%
Statistics Lithuania
A.2.14.1
Unemployed6.1%7.1%7.9%
Statistics Lithuania
A.2.14.3
Interest Rates:A.2.15
Yield on 3 months treasury bills  Not available
IFS
A.2.15.2
Yield on 10-year Government bondNot available.31%.9%
IFS
A.2.15.3
B. Housing Market
B.1 Housing Stock: Production, Transactions
VariableEnd of 2018End of 2017End of 2016SourcesVar ID
Number of dwelling units:B.1.1
Total1.45 million1.45 million1.43 million
Statistics Lithuania
B.1.1.1
Total Urban.97 million.97 million.96 million
Statistics Lithuania
B.1.1.2
Characteristics of housing stock:B.1.3
Average dwelling unit size-existing68.4 sq.mt68.2 sq.mt67.9 sq.mt
Statistics Lithuania
B.1.3.1
Tenure in urban areas (%):B.1.4
Owner-occupied units89.9% of total89.7% of total90.3% of total
Eurostat
B.1.4.1
% of owner units with a mortgage12.6% of total11.1% of total10.2% of total
Eurostat
B.1.4.2
Private rental units1.2% of total1.5% of total1.3% of total
Eurostat
B.1.4.3
Public / social rental units8.9% of total8.7% of total8.3% of total
Eurostat
B.1.4.4
Estimated Number of units completed/yearB.1.5
Formal sector/registered12,203 units11,041 units12,703 units
Statistics Lithuania
B.1.5.1
B.2 Housing Prices and Cost for Urban Areas or Capital City
VariableEnd of 2018End of 2017End of 2016SourcesVar ID
Median urban house price in USD:B.2.1
Median house price to median annual HH income:B.2.2
Annual average % change in median house prices:B.2.3
M2 construction cost for median quality houseB.2.4


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Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD275,000)
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD275,000)
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD300,000)
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD300,000)
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD300,000)
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD325,000)
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Notes: % of households with market rate rent
Notes: % of households with market rate rent
Notes: % of households with market rate rent
Notes: % of households with market rate rent
Notes: % of households with market rate rent
Notes: % of households with market rate rent
Notes: % of households with market rate rent
Notes: % of households with market rate rent
Notes: % of households with market rate rent
Notes: % of households with market rate rent
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Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: % of households with reduced rent
Notes: 15% flat tax rate is imposed on gross rental income
Notes: 15% flat tax rate is imposed on gross rental income
Notes: 15% flat tax rate is imposed on gross rental income
Notes: 15% tax imposed on gross rental income
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a housing mortgage provider in 1998. Its insurance license was revoked on January 28, 2016.
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Busto paskolu draudimas was established by the Gov of Lithuania as a mortgage insurance provider in 1998
Notes: Capital gains are subject to a 15% flat tax. However, real property owned for at least three years are tax exempt
Notes: Capital gains are subject to a 15% flat tax. However, real property owned for at least three years are tax exempt
Notes: Capital gains are subject to a 15% flat tax. However, real property owned for at least three years are tax exempt
Notes: Capital gains are subject to a 15% flat tax. However, real property owned for at least three years are tax exempt
Notes: Creditor must disclose agreed fee
Notes: Creditor must disclose agreed fee
Notes: Creditor must disclose agreed fee
Notes: Creditor must disclose agreed fee
Notes: Creditor must disclose agreed fee
Notes: Creditor must disclose agreed fee
Notes: Creditor must disclose agreed fee
Notes: Creditor must disclose agreed fee
Notes: Creditor must disclose agreed fee
Notes: DTSI cap of 40% with some exceptions up to 60%
Notes: DTSI cap of 40% with some exceptions up to 60%
Notes: DTSI cap of 40% with some exceptions up to 60%
Notes: DTSI cap of 40% with some exceptions up to 60%
Notes: DTSI cap of 40% with some exceptions up to 60%
Notes: DTSI cap of 40% with some exceptions up to 60%
Notes: DTSI cap of 40% with some exceptions up to 60%
Notes: DTSI cap of 40% with some exceptions up to 60%
Notes: Estimate
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Notes: Estimate
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Notes: Estimate
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land.
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD250,000)
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD250,000)
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD250,000)
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD260,000)
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD270,000)
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD290,000)
Notes: Land tax varies from 0.01-4% of market value of land. Progressive real estate tax from 0.5-2% only applies to property values over EUR220,000 (~USD290,000)
Notes: Lithuanian Central Credit Union lends to its member credit unions for mortgage origination
Notes: Lithuanian Central Credit Union lends to its member credit unions for mortgage origination
Notes: Lithuanian Central Credit Union lends to its member credit unions for mortgage origination
Notes: Lithuanian Central Credit Union lends to its member credit unions for mortgage origination
Notes: Lithuanian Central Credit Union lends to its member credit unions for mortgage origination
Notes: Lithuanian Central Credit Union lends to its member credit unions for mortgage origination
Notes: Lithuania's system for registering a property/title is among the most efficient in the world. The system is fully computerized
Notes: Lithuania's system for registering a property/title is among the most efficient in the world. The system is fully computerized
Notes: Lithuania's system for registering a property/title is among the most efficient in the world. The system is fully computerized
Notes: Lithuania's system for registering a property/title is among the most efficient in the world. The system is fully computerized
Notes: LTV cap at 85%
Notes: LTV cap at 85%
Notes: LTV cap at 85%
Notes: LTV cap at 85%
Notes: LTV cap at 85%
Notes: LTV cap at 85%
Notes: LTV cap at 85%
Notes: LTV cap at 85%
Notes: Max tenure of 30 years
Notes: Max tenure of 30 years
Notes: Max tenure of 30 years
Notes: Max tenure of 30 years
Notes: Max tenure of 30 years
Notes: Max tenure of 30 years
Notes: Max tenure of 30 years
Notes: Max tenure of 30 years
Notes: new regulation introduced in 2015 that shortened the maximum term by 10 years
Notes: Nordea and DNB merged to form Luminor
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Property sale tax of 21% only on new buildings
Notes: Right to early repayment, withdrawal, and information
Notes: Right to early repayment, withdrawal, and information
Notes: Right to early repayment, withdrawal, and information
Notes: Right to early repayment, withdrawal, and information
Notes: Right to early repayment, withdrawal, and information
Notes: Right to early repayment, withdrawal, and information
Notes: Right to early repayment, withdrawal, and information
Notes: Right to early repayment, withdrawal, and information
Notes: Right to early repayment, withdrawal, and information
Notes: Rounded average LTV ratio for new mortgages
Notes: Rounded average LTV ratio for new mortgages
Notes: Rounded average LTV ratio for new mortgages
Notes: Rounded average LTV ratio for new mortgages
Notes: Subsidy of 10-20% of housing loan amount is offered by the government to individuals or families under certain income and asset requirements. It can be used to subsidize loan payment or to subsidize the down payment.
Notes: Subsidy of 10-20% of housing loan amount is offered by the government to individuals or families under certain income and asset requirements. It can be used to subsidize loan payment or to subsidize the down payment.
Notes: Subsidy of 10-20% of housing loan amount is offered by the government to individuals or families under certain income and asset requirements. It can be used to subsidize loan payment or to subsidize the down payment.
Notes: Subsidy of 10-20% of housing loan amount is offered by the government to individuals or families under certain income and asset requirements. It can be used to subsidize loan payment or to subsidize the down payment.
Notes: Subsidy of 10-20% of housing loan amount is offered by the government to individuals or families under certain income and asset requirements. It can be used to subsidize loan payment or to subsidize the down payment.
Notes: Subsidy of 10-20% of housing loan amount is offered by the government to individuals or families under certain income and asset requirements. It can be used to subsidize loan payment or to subsidize the down payment.
Notes: Subsidy of 10-20% of housing loan amount is offered by the government to individuals or families under certain income and asset requirements. It can be used to subsidize loan payment or to subsidize the down payment.
Notes: Subsidy of 10-20% of housing loan amount is offered by the government to individuals or families under certain income and asset requirements. It can be used to subsidize loan payment or to subsidize the down payment.
Notes: Subsidy of 10-20% of housing loan amount is offered by the government to individuals or families under certain income and asset requirements. It can be used to subsidize loan payment or to subsidize the down payment.
Notes: Subsidy of 10-20% of housing loan amount is offered by the government to individuals or families under certain income and asset requirements. It can be used to subsidize loan payment or to subsidize the down payment.
Notes: The sole state-owned insurer had its license revoked on January 28, 2016
Notes: up to 60 with special interest rates
Notes: up to 60 with special interest rates
Notes: up to 60 with special interest rates
Notes: up to 60 with special interest rates