This table shows the average mortgage interest rates during a single quarter.

Driven by a persistent imbalance between supply and demand, now supported by lower borrowing costs, sales prices in the Swiss housing market continue to rise, while rental inflation slows against the ...

Montenegro’s residential property prices continue to post double-digit growth, fueled by strong demand and constrained construction activity. This expanded Global Property Guide analysis offers a ...

This table shows the average mortgage interest rates during a single quarter.

As the new government introduces measures to moderate overheating in Seoul and the surrounding areas, prices in the South Korean housing market are following an uneven trajectory shaped by divergent ...

The Singaporean private housing market continues to demonstrate resilience, supported by sustained demand and a strong pipeline of new project launches, which have helped to underpin home prices and ...

The global housing market shows significant contrasts. Some countries are seeing renewed growth after slow periods, while others face weak demand, tighter lending standards, and ongoing economic ...

Transactional activity in the Bahamian housing market has moderated from its post-pandemic peak, but the market is expected to stay robust, supported by close ties to the United States and resilient ...

The Lithuanian housing market sustains strong momentum, as insufficient supply, growing population, and improved affordability, driven by more favorable credit conditions and rising wages, accelerate ...

Against the background of a sluggish economy and persistent uncertainty tied to global trade policies, sales prices in the Mexican housing market remain resilient and are expected to continue trending ...

Driven primarily by domestic buyers amid cooling foreign demand, sales in the Turkish housing market demonstrate strong momentum, while nominal price growth continues to lag behind persistently high ...

This table compares recent global house price changes over the past 1, 5, 10, and 15 years—as well as the most recent quarter, across 80+ countries, including both nominal and inflation-adjusted data.