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Where Residential House Prices Grown the Most Since 2000?

Residential Property Price Index, 2000=100% (Real, Local Currency) (%), 2017
Real Estate | April 10, 2023
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Based on a comparison of 42 countries in 2017, Kazakhstan ranked the highest in residential property price index, 2000=100% (real, local currency) with 483% followed by Hong Kong and Lithuania. On the other end of the scale was Spain with 45.3%, Japan with 60.2% and Greece with 76.7%.

Average residential property price index, 2000=100% (real, local currency) reached 160% in 2017 in the World according to Eurostat. This is 1.45 % more than in the previous year and 0.850 % more than 10 years ago.

Historically, average residential property price index, 2000=100% (real, local currency) reached an all time high of 160% in 2017 and an all time low of 100% in 2000. The average annual growth amounted to 2.79 % since 1960.

Data for more countries are available at Residential Property Price Index, 2000=100% (Real, Local Currency) indicator page.

Residential Property Price Index, 2000=100% (Real, Local Currency) Unit 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Australia % 172% 169% 176% 187% 201%
Bulgaria % ... ... ... 151% 146% 144% 150% 157%
Canada % 168% 174% 177% 183% 191%
Colombia % 153% 166% 173% 181% 192%
Czechia % ... ... ... 146% 139% 137% 140% 145%
Estonia % ... ... ... 221% 225% 252% 276% 290%
Hong Kong % 199% 239% 249% 268% 278%
Kazakhstan % ... ... ... 652% 656% 650% 639% 629%
Lithuania % ... ... 254% 231% 248% 264% 293%
Luxembourg % 156% 158% 162% 169% 175%
Malta % 125% 118% 124% 129% 141%
New Zealand % 161% 171% 185% 194% 216%
Norway % 174% 186% 191% 187% 194%
Peru % ... ... 139% 159% 179% 195% 205%
Sweden % 183% 189% 201% 222% 251%