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Official house price statistics

While the NOFEE Index is rebuilt on official and open data, it shows house price statistics from official sources: England and Wales, Spain, United States, Germany, France, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, Ireland. Each is shown as its publisher publishes it, under its own licence, and is never mixed with another.

England and Wales: official house price statistics

What this is: the UK House Price Index, the official measure of average prices of registered residential sales, mix-adjusted, published monthly about two months after the month it covers. Recent months are provisional and are revised as more sales are registered.

Average price (UK House Price Index, mix-adjusted), August 2026 (provisional), GBP
AreaAll typesDetachedSemi-detachedTerracedFlatsChange on a year (all types)
England E92000001 293,525472,671291,962 247,371218,563+0.4%
Wales W92000004 216,363336,551215,812 174,317130,206+3.1%
North East E12000001 165,640289,630173,327 140,358103,648+3.2%
North West E12000002 220,393388,124242,592 178,230140,000+2.2%
Yorkshire and The Humber E12000003 209,266346,825215,943 170,540127,998+1.8%
East Midlands E12000004 241,955355,978231,098 187,398124,216+0.5%
West Midlands E12000005 250,731419,192254,804 206,529138,513+1.2%
East of England E12000006 337,848521,437352,638 289,236192,035+0.2%
London E12000007 554,4301,164,439730,580 648,650427,310-2.2%
South East E12000008 379,953682,708415,956 324,511208,529-0.8%
South West E12000009 304,139497,091325,573 266,094173,4700.0%

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2020. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Open Government Licence v3.0

Source: UK House Price Index (HM Land Registry, Office for National Statistics, Registers of Scotland, Land & Property Services Northern Ireland). Licence: Open Government Licence v3.0.

NOFEE is not affiliated with or endorsed by HM Land Registry, the Office for National Statistics, Registers of Scotland or Land & Property Services.

Held: the United Kingdom total, Scotland and Northern Ireland (their data terms are still being read), and every country the index used to build from portal data.

United Kingdom: private rents (ONS Price Index of Private Rents)

What this is: the average monthly rent across private tenancies, new and existing, as the Office for National Statistics publishes it each month, with ONS's own annual change and index. It is not an asking rent and not a quote for any home.

ONS private rents, figures for September 2026 (Northern Ireland: July 2026)
AreaAverage private rent (per month)Annual change (ONS)Index (January 2023 = 100)
United Kingdom£1,406+3.8%125.5
England£1,466+4.0%125.7
Wales£848+4.1%128.7
Scotland ONS note 8£1,011+0.7%119.9
Northern Ireland July 2026£879+1.7%124.1
North East£790+5.3%127.5
North West£975+5.7%130.5
Yorkshire and The Humber£869+4.8%121.4
East Midlands£928+3.8%125.4
West Midlands£983+4.4%126.4
East of England£1,298+3.8%123.9
London£2,338+3.5%127.8
South East£1,438+3.5%123.0
South West£1,251+4.2%122.2

Northern Ireland: the latest two months are not available yet (ONS note 3); its row shows its latest published month.

Scotland: ONS notes that its rents data are mainly for advertised new lets (note 8). “Because of data collection limitations, Scotland rents data (underlying the Price Index of Private Rents' (PIPR's) stock measure) are mainly for advertised new lets”

What ONS measures, in its own words:

“The Price Index of Private Rents (PIPR) measures private rent inflation for new and existing tenancies.”
“The PIPR measures the price change of the entire privately rented stock.”

ONS: “On 20 May 2026, PIPR data became "official statistics"”

Published by ONS on 2026-10-21. The latest two months may be revised (ONS revision policy).

Source: Office for National Statistics, Price Index of Private Rents. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Open Government Licence v3.0

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Spain: house price INDEX (INE, base 2025, quarterly)

What this is: INE's house price index (Índice de Precios de Vivienda) for free-market dwellings, for Spain and its autonomous communities, published each quarter. It is an index, not a price.

INE house price index, 2026 Q2
AreaIndex (base 2025)Annual change (INE)
Spain (national)111.1+12.2%
Andalucía110.9+11.9%
Aragón113.5+14.6%
Asturias114.0+15.0%
Illes Balears112.0+13.7%
Canarias110.4+11.0%
Cantabria111.3+13.5%
Castilla y León113.6+14.8%
Castilla - La Mancha110.9+11.7%
Cataluña109.0+10.1%
Comunitat Valenciana111.7+13.0%
Extremadura112.0+12.8%
Galicia111.8+12.9%
Comunidad de Madrid111.9+12.9%
Región de Murcia113.2+14.4%
Navarra109.2+9.5%
País Vasco109.3+10.0%
La Rioja113.3+14.4%
Ceuta114.1+15.2%
Melilla113.2+13.8%

The index levels are not prices and are not comparable with the figures of other countries above. Only the annual change is a rate that can be read beside other countries' changes, with care: the measures are built differently.

Elaboración propia con datos extraídos del sitio web del INE: www.ine.es. INE release of 2026-09-07. INE · CC BY 4.0

INE no participa, patrocina ni apoya esta reutilización de su información.

United States: house price INDEX (FHFA, January 1991 = 100, not seasonally adjusted)

What this is: FHFA's purchase-only house price index for the United States and its nine Census divisions. It is an index, not a price: 100 is the level of January 1991. The latest month is FHFA's first estimate; FHFA revises it the next month.

FHFA house price index, August 2026 (first estimate), not seasonally adjusted
AreaIndex (January 1991 = 100)12-month change (FHFA)
United States450.5+2.5%
Pacific471.9+1.2%
Mountain610.2+0.6%
West North Central438.1+3.7%
West South Central432.9+1.4%
East North Central392.0+4.4%
East South Central430.5+4.0%
New England458.2+2.4%
Middle Atlantic425.0+4.3%
South Atlantic472.3+1.3%

The index levels are not prices and are not comparable with the UK figures above. Only the 12-month change is a rate that can be read beside other countries' changes, with care: the measures are built differently.

How FHFA describes its index:

“The FHFA HPI® is a broad measure of the movement of single-family house prices. The FHFA HPI® is a weighted, repeat-sales index, meaning that it measures average price changes in repeat sales or refinancings on the same properties.”
“Use prices from sales transactions of mortgage data obtained from the Enterprises.”

This product uses FHFA data but is neither endorsed nor certified by FHFA. Source: FHFA

Rights (FHFA): “Generally, information and materials produced by Federal agencies, including FHFA, are in the public domain and may be copied and distributed without permission.” fhfa.gov

Germany: house price INDEX (Destatis, 2025 = 100, quarterly)

What this is: Destatis's price indices for freehold flats (Eigentumswohnungen) and for one- and two-family houses, for five types of district by settlement structure, published each quarter. It is an index, not a price.

Destatis house price indices by district type, 2026 Q2
District typeFlats: index (2025 = 100)Flats: year-on-year (Destatis)Houses: index (2025 = 100)Houses: year-on-year (Destatis)
Metropolen (Berlin, Hamburg, München, Köln, Frankfurt am Main, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf) provisional99.5-0.4%100.1+0.7%
Kreisfreie Großstädte (ohne Metropolen) provisional101.8+2.0%101.1+0.7%
Städtische Kreise provisional100.7+0.5%99.5-0.5%
Ländliche Kreise mit Verdichtungsansätzen provisional97.9-1.8%101.3+1.0%
Dünn besiedelte ländliche Kreise provisional100.2-0.6%99.6-0.4%

The index levels are not prices and are not comparable with the figures of other countries above. Only the year-on-year change is a rate that can be read beside other countries' changes, with care: the measures are built differently.

What Destatis measures, in its own words:

“Grundgesamtheit des Häuserpreisindex sind die Preise aller Ein- / Zweifamilienhäuser und Eigentumswohnungen, die in Deutschland als Kombination von Gebäude und Grundstücken ge- beziehungsweise verkauft werden, unabhängig vom Veräußernden (zum Beispiel privater oder gewerblicher Verkäufer) und unabhängig davon, ob die Immobilie selbst bewohnt oder vermietet wird.”

Quelle: Statistisches Bundesamt (Destatis), Statistischer Bericht 5612603, 2. Vierteljahr 2026. Vervielfältigung und Verbreitung, auch auszugsweise, mit Quellenangabe gestattet. destatis.de

Destatis release of 2026-09-24.

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France: house price INDEX for second-hand dwellings (Notaires-Insee, 2015 = 100, quarterly)

What this is: the Notaires-Insee price indices of second-hand dwellings, at constant quality, as INSEE publishes them (raw series). It is an index, not a price. The five most recent quarters are shown side by side; no rate of change is computed.

Notaires-Insee price indices of second-hand dwellings (2015 = 100), five quarters to 2026 Q2
Area2025 Q22025 Q32025 Q42026 Q12026 Q2 provisional
France (hors Mayotte)126.1128.3127.2126.2125.1
France (hors Mayotte) : appartements125.3127.5126.6125.7125.2
France (hors Mayotte) : maisons126.7128.9127.7126.6125.1
Île-de-France115.0117.0115.3115.0114.6
Province130.1132.3131.4130.2128.8
Paris Paris : appartements seulement119.5122.0120.8120.4120.3
Hauts-de-France119.4122.0120.1120.7119.4
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes130.6133.0131.5130.4129.7
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur128.7130.3130.6129.4128.9

The index levels are not prices and are not comparable with the figures of other countries above.

What INSEE measures, in its own words:

“Les indices Notaires-Insee (labellisés Notaires-Insee) des prix des logements anciens fournissent une mesure des évolutions de prix des logements anciens à qualité constante.”

Source : Insee, Notaires de France - Groupe ADSN, Notaires du Grand Paris - Notantis. Indices Notaires-Insee des prix des logements anciens, base 100 en moyenne annuelle 2015, 2026 Q2.

Last updated by INSEE: 2026-09-08.

Données réutilisées sous Licence Ouverte 2.0 (Etalab). Licence Ouverte 2.0 (Etalab)

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Israel: dwellings price INDEX (CBS, two-monthly, 1993 average = 100)

What this is: the dwellings price index of Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), new and second-hand dwellings, quality-adjusted, as CBS publishes it in its monthly price statistics. Each figure compares two months with the two months before. It is an index, not a price. The change figures are CBS's own, as printed; none is computed here.

CBS dwellings price index: the three newest periods and the same period a year earlier
Period (CBS)IndexMonthly change (CBS)Annual change (CBS)Published by CBS
יולי 2026 - אוגוסט 2026 provisional (ארעי)590.0-0.6%-1.8%15/10/2026
יוני 2026 - יולי 2026 provisional (ארעי)593.6+0.1%-1.4%15/09/2026
מאי 2026 - יוני 2026 provisional (ארעי)593.0+0.1%-1.6%15/08/2026
יולי 2025 - אוגוסט 2025600.8-0.2%+1.3%15/10/2025

Base, as CBS states it: הבסיס: ממוצע 1993=100.0

By district

CBS dwellings price index by district, newest period: יולי 2026 - אוגוסט 2026
District (weight in the national index)IndexChange (CBS)
דרום (8.7%) provisional (ארעי)573.9-0.1%
תל אביב (28.3%) provisional (ארעי)556.4-0.9%
מרכז (26.9%) provisional (ארעי)579.9-0.7%
חיפה (10.5%) provisional (ארעי)629.5+0.4%
צפון (9.7%) provisional (ארעי)653.4-1.5%
ירושלים (12.8%) provisional (ארעי)576.9-0.3%

Base, as CBS states it: הבסיס: אוקטובר 2017 - נובמבר 2017=414.5

CBS marks the newest three periods as provisional, in its own words:

“המדד לתקופה זו הוא ארעי. האומדנים הארעיים מעודכנים כל חודש על סמך עסקאות נוספות שדווחו.”

The index levels are not prices and are not comparable with the figures of other countries above.

What CBS measures, in its own words:

“מדד מחירי הדירות מחושב באמצעות רגרסיה הדונית הלוקחת בחשבון את מאפייני הדירות ומנכה את השינויים באיכותן.”

הלשכה המרכזית לסטטיסטיקה (הלמ"ס), לוח 2.1 מדד מחירי דירות, ירחון לסטטיסטיקה של מחירים 9/2026, (16/10/2026), ניתן לצפייה באתר: https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/madad/doclib/2026/price09aa/aa2_1_h.xlsx מועתק ומופץ כמות שהוא – as is – על פי רישיון שימוש של הלמ"ס בכתובת אתר האינטרנט https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/Pages/%D7%A8%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%95%D7%9F-%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%9E%D7%95%D7%A9.aspx.

Translation: Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), Table 2.1 Dwellings price index, Price statistics monthly 9/2026, (16/10/2026), available at: https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/madad/doclib/2026/price09aa/aa2_1_h.xlsx, copied and distributed as is under the CBS licence at https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/Pages/%D7%A8%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%95%D7%9F-%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%9E%D7%95%D7%A9.aspx.

הלשכה המרכזית לסטטיסטיקה (הלמ"ס), לוח 2.3 מדד מחירי דירות לפי מחוזות, ירחון לסטטיסטיקה של מחירים 9/2026, (16/10/2026), ניתן לצפייה באתר: https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/madad/doclib/2026/price09aa/aa2_3_h.xlsx מועתק ומופץ כמות שהוא – as is – על פי רישיון שימוש של הלמ"ס בכתובת אתר האינטרנט https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/Pages/%D7%A8%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%95%D7%9F-%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%9E%D7%95%D7%A9.aspx.

Translation: Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), Table 2.3 Dwellings price index by district, Price statistics monthly 9/2026, (16/10/2026), available at: https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/madad/doclib/2026/price09aa/aa2_3_h.xlsx, copied and distributed as is under the CBS licence at https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/Pages/%D7%A8%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%95%D7%9F-%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%9E%D7%95%D7%A9.aspx.

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Italy: house price INDEX (Istat, 2025 = 100, quarterly)

What this is: Istat's house price index (Ipab), new and existing dwellings, as Istat publishes it, with Istat's own changes on the previous quarter and on the same quarter a year earlier. It is an index, not a price; nothing is computed here.

Istat house price index (2025 = 100), 2026 Q2
AreaIndexChange on the previous quarter (Istat)Change on a year earlier (Istat)
Italia provisional (provvisorio)104.2+1.7%+4.0%
Nord-ovest provisional (provvisorio)104.0+1.9%+3.9%
Nord-est provisional (provvisorio)104.8+1.8%+4.2%
Centro provisional (provvisorio)104.9+1.6%+5.1%
Mezzogiorno provisional (provvisorio)102.9+1.0%+2.6%
Torino provisional (provvisorio)106.9+3.5%+8.5%
Milano provisional (provvisorio)102.2-0.1%+2.4%
Roma provisional (provvisorio)105.3+1.7%+6.4%
Italia: abitazioni nuove provisional (provvisorio)104.5+2.7%+5.0%
Italia: abitazioni esistenti provisional (provvisorio)104.0+1.5%+3.7%

The index levels are not prices and are not comparable with the figures of other countries above.

Fonte: Istat, Prezzi delle abitazioni (Ipab), base 2025=100, dati trimestrali (2026 Q2). Licenza CC BY 4.0; dati non modificati. Istat, Prezzi delle abitazioni (Ipab) · CC BY 4.0

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Netherlands: house price INDEX (CBS, 2020 = 100, quarterly)

What this is: CBS's price index of existing owner-occupied homes, as CBS publishes it, with CBS's own changes on the previous quarter and on a year earlier; beside it, CBS's own number of homes sold and CBS's own average sale price in that quarter. The index is an index, not a price. The average sale price is CBS's figure for what was paid on average. Nothing is computed here.

CBS price index of existing owner-occupied homes (2020 = 100), sales and average sale price, 2026 Q3
Region (CBS)Index (2020 = 100)Change on the previous quarter (CBS)Change on a year earlier (CBS)Homes sold: verkochte woningen (CBS)Average sale price: gemiddelde verkoopprijs (CBS)
Nederland156.4+1.0%+3.4%61,510€ 502,982
Noord-Nederland (LD)168.7+1.1%+5.3%5,740€ 407,248
Oost-Nederland (LD)165.1+1.2%+4.2%12,388€ 486,848
West-Nederland (LD)151.2+1.0%+2.7%30,702€ 539,555
Zuid-Nederland (LD)157.7+0.7%+3.5%12,680€ 473,529
Groningen (PV)170.9+0.6%+4.4%1,930€ 387,532
Fryslân (PV)163.8+1.7%+5.7%2,128€ 400,240
Drenthe (PV)172.2+0.8%+5.7%1,682€ 438,736
Overijssel (PV)163.6+1.8%+4.5%3,871€ 447,004
Flevoland (PV)162.3+0.5%+2.4%1,549€ 481,914
Gelderland (PV)166.2+1.1%+4.4%6,968€ 510,080
Utrecht (PV)158.2+0.8%+2.2%5,026€ 590,333
Noord-Holland (PV)144.9+0.9%+1.8%11,174€ 588,596
Zuid-Holland (PV)154.5+1.2%+3.8%12,999€ 495,780
Zeeland (PV)151.2+0.8%+2.4%1,503€ 383,758
Noord-Brabant (PV)158.3+0.7%+3.4%9,094€ 502,546
Limburg (PV)155.6+1.0%+3.8%3,586€ 399,944
Amsterdam135.4+1.4%+1.0%3,842€ 649,427
's-Gravenhage (gemeente)148.7+1.2%+4.4%2,137€ 496,537
Rotterdam147.5+0.9%+2.9%2,041€ 443,134
Utrecht (gemeente)156.4+1.4%+2.0%1,562€ 589,854

CBS's own note on the average sale price (in Dutch):

“De gemiddelde verkoopprijs kan een andere ontwikkeling laten zien dan de prijsindex bestaande koopwoningen. De ontwikkeling van de gemiddelde verkoopprijs is namelijk geen indicator voor de prijsontwikkeling van bestaande koopwoningen.” CBS StatLine, 85792NED

CBS's own note on the index series, which matters for provinces and cities (in Dutch):

“Indexreeksen kunnen fluctueren, bijvoorbeeld wanneer het aantal transacties in een regio beperkt is. Het verdient dan aanbeveling om de lange termijn ontwikkelingen van de prijsindexcijfers te gebruiken.” CBS StatLine, 85792NED

Each row is CBS's figure for that region; the rows are not compared with each other here, and the figures are not comparable with those of other countries above.

Bron: CBS, Bestaande koopwoningen; verkoopprijzen, prijsindex 2020=100, regio (2026 3e kwartaal). Licentie CC BY 4.0. CBS, Bestaande koopwoningen; verkoopprijzen, prijsindex 2020=100, regio · CC BY 4.0

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Ireland: residential property price INDEX (CSO, 2015 = 100, monthly)

What this is: the Central Statistics Office's Residential Property Price Index, as the CSO publishes it, for the country, Dublin, the rest of the country and the regions, with the CSO's own changes on one month and on twelve months. The index is an index, not a price. Nothing is computed here.

CSO Residential Property Price Index (2015 = 100), August 2026 provisional
Series (CSO)Index (2015 = 100)Change on 1 month (CSO)Change on 12 months (CSO)
National - all residential properties209.7+0.7%+5.1%
National - houses210.5+0.8%+4.9%
National - apartments206.8+0.1%+6.6%
Dublin - all residential properties178.4+0.1%+3.9%
Dublin - houses177.8+0.2%+3.3%
Dublin - apartments183.1-0.2%+5.7%
Dublin City - houses175.2+0.3%+1.0%
Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown - houses171.20.0%+6.0%
Fingal - houses180.70.0%+4.4%
South Dublin - houses181.7+0.7%+2.3%
National excluding Dublin - all residential properties242.6+1.1%+6.2%
National excluding Dublin - houses240.2+1.1%+6.0%
National excluding Dublin - apartments271.9+0.8%+8.6%
Border - houses266.2+1.1%+9.1%
Midland - houses285.1+1.9%+8.8%
West - houses274.4+1.6%+5.0%
Mid-East - houses212.5+0.3%+4.9%
Mid-West - houses253.2+1.4%+5.0%
South-East - houses249.4+1.5%+8.7%
South-West - houses236.3+1.6%+4.9%

The month shown is the newest one the CSO has published, and the CSO says the latest three months are provisional:

“The RPPI results for the latest 3 months (highlighted in bold) are provisional and subject to revision.” CSO, Residential Property Price Index July 2026

Each row is the CSO's figure for that series; the rows are not compared with each other here, and the figures are not comparable with those of other countries above.

Source: Central Statistics Office (CSO), HPM09 Residential Property Price Index (2026 August). Licence CC BY 4.0. CSO, HPM09 Residential Property Price Index · CC BY 4.0

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