
The highest prices of arable land are on Malta
of 22 countries EU, which have reported to the EU GUS data, by far the highest average price per 1 hectare of or land was reported on Malta – it reached a level of 283 039 euro per hectare. The next highest average price was recorded in the Netherlands: 91 154 euro per hectare, a following in Luxembourg – 42 540 euro per hectare.
In contrast, the lowest average prices were recorded in Croatia (4 491 euros/ha), in Latvia (4
591 euros) and
in Slovakia (5 189 euros).
Prices of land by region: large differences
There were large regional differences in land prices in EU. Beyond Malta, which at this level of detail is a single region, the highest average price per 1 hectare of arable land was quoted in Vienna in Austria (189 000 euros), a following in Flevoland in Holland (178 093 euro) and in the Canary Islands in Spain (148 247 euro).
The lowest prices were recorded in the Swedish regions Övre Norrland (1 951 euro per
hectare) and Mellersta Norrland (2 378 euro) and French region Franche-.Comté (2 580 euros).
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Rent prices lowest in Slovakia
Of 21 countries EU, which have reported to Eurostat, the highest average annual price for rental of arable land or permanent green use was reported in the Holland and
was 914 euros
per hectare. From country the lowest prices for leased
land were in
Slovak (67 euro per hectare).
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More differentiated regionally: from 40 euro in Stredné Slovensko to 1 787 euro we Flevoland
Among regions EU leases 1 hectare of agricultural land in 2023 . was the most expensive in Dutch region Flevoland (1 787 euro per hectare), in the Canary Islands in Spain (1 164 euro) and Brabant North (1 111 euro) in The Netherlands .
Of the Swedish regions Övre Norrland and Mellersta Norrland have the lowest land leases (24 euro per hectare in 2022
.), a there behind their places Stredné Slovensko (40 euro per hectare) and Východné Slovensko (43 euro per
hectare) in Slovakia.