House Price Change 5 Years (Nominal) in Spain compared to Europe
| Montenegro |
-13.04%
|
| Switzerland |
-3.31%
|
| Finland |
2.51%
|
| Cyprus |
5.11%
|
| Greece |
6.51%
|
| North Macedonia |
7.65%
|
| Italy |
8.20%
|
| Spain |
12.52%
|
| France |
14.39%
|
| Belgium |
18.59%
|
| Denmark |
18.82%
|
| Norway |
19.61%
|
| Austria |
22.47%
|
| Lithuania |
25.44%
|
| Latvia |
26.36%
|
| Croatia |
26.92%
|
| Sweden |
30.60%
|
| Estonia |
31.23%
|
| Ireland |
34.40%
|
| Bulgaria |
37.14%
|
| Germany |
37.63%
|
| Romania |
38.67%
|
| Poland |
40.28%
|
| Slovak Rep. |
40.50%
|
| Netherlands |
41.49%
|
| Portugal |
44.99%
|
| Slovenia |
46.20%
|
| Luxembourg |
48.79%
|
| Malta |
51.53%
|
| Czech Rep. |
52.80%
|
| Iceland |
57.47%
|
| Turkey |
74.51%
|
| Hungary |
107.37%
|
Spain publishes good house price statistics. The Banco de España holds good quarterly house price time series for a range of areas and housing types, generated by the Ministerio de Fomento (Ministry of Infrastructure and Urban Planning). TINSA, a private entity, publishes a monthly house price index. General economic statistics are available from the Instituto Nacional de Estadistica.