According to Statistics Finland, the number of housing units in Finland decreased by 4,800 in the second quarter of 2026 compared to the first quarter. The most significant decline occurred among households aged 16-29, with a drop of 8,600 units. Single and two-person households saw reductions, while households with at least three people increased slightly. The decline was most pronounced in southern Finland, whereas Uusimaa and Ahvenanmaa reported increases. Overall, housing unit numbers fell across most regions, with the largest decrease observed in the youngest age group. The data reflects changes in household composition and regional population trends.
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