Residential property price index

Purpose and brief description The residential property price index measures inflation in the residential real estate market. The residential property price index reflects the price evolution for all residential homes purchased by households (apartments, townhouses, villas), whether new or existing. Only market prices are charged, self-construction homes are therefore excluded. The land price is included in the price of the residential home. Population Real Estate transactions in the residential market Frequency quarterly. Timing publication Results available 3 months after the reference period Definitions Residential property price index: The residential property price index measures the price evolution of residential housing, new or existing, no matter what their previous use or who was their previous owner. Inflation residential property price index: Inflation is defined as the value between a given trimester and the same trimester of the previous year. Weighting of residential property price index: Weighting based on the national accounts (gross fixed capital formation in dwellings) and the total number of transactions in the residential market. Type of dwelling according to the classification provided for in Regulation CE 93/2013 on house price indices. Metadata Technical info.pdf Residential property price index.pdf Survey on sales prices in the construction industry.pdf