Impacted by structural issues such as unsold inventory and low affordability, sales prices and transaction volumes in the primary segment of the Chinese housing market continue to fall, although the ...

Italy’s housing market is improving, driven by gradually increasing demand and a limited supply amid weak residential construction. Yet, overall economic conditions continue to weigh on the market.

Prices in the Dutch housing market continue to rise, though the pace of growth is slowing as an increasing supply of secondary homes enters the market, driven by landlords selling former rental ...

This is another case study where we (Global Property Guide) decided to enter a new short-term rental market that we had been monitoring for some time. We purchased a two-bedroom apartment in Bávaro, ...

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 ...

This table presents current and historical housing loan interest rates from countries around the world, with a particular focus on the longest available fixed-rate mortgage terms. In many cases, the ...

Argentina's housing market is gaining momentum, fueled by stronger demand and a recovery in residential construction, amidst a tightening supply of apartments. The outlook for the broader economy also ...

The world's highest property prices are in these cities. They stand out as the most expensive places to buy real estate. Our rankings are frequently cited in league tables of "the World's Most ...

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

The yearly changes table compares the index values from the most recent quarter or month of a given year with the corresponding quarter or month from the previous year. This provides an assessment of ...

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.

Israel’s housing market is now losing steam, as demand softens and the combined pressures of economic slowdown and ongoing domestic conflicts push house prices into decline. This extended overview ...