Where house prices are rising fastest: 2026-10
In the latest quarter, house prices rose the most in PT (+16.46% year on year).
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Data
| Name | Change |
|---|---|
| Portugal | +16.46% |
| Bulgaria | +15.44% |
| Lithuania | +14.34% |
| Slovakia | +13.63% |
| Colombia | +12.83% |
| Croatia | +12.72% |
| Spain | +12.13% |
| Romania | +12.07% |
| Latvia | +11.35% |
| Australia | +10.28% |
| Hungary | +10.18% |
| Denmark | +9.45% |
| Slovenia | +9.08% |
| Czechia | +8.6% |
| Russia | +8.54% |
| Cyprus | +7.86% |
| Mexico | +7.31% |
| Malta | +6.98% |
| Poland | +6.26% |
| Ireland | +5.97% |
| South Africa | +5.82% |
| Estonia | +5.81% |
| Brazil | +5.55% |
| Greece | +5.48% |
Methodology
The latest quarter of each country’s official house price index is compared with the same quarter a year earlier. Sources: Eurostat (CC BY 4.0), OECD (CC BY 4.0) and national statistics offices.
Source and licence
Eurostat prc_hpi_q, OECD house price indicators (via the Afoli homes-market pack) — CC BY 4.0. Compiled by Afoli; reuse the table with the credit “Afoli (afo.li), data: Eurostat · OECD (CC BY 4.0)”.
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