Italian house price falls continue, amidst prolonged recession

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Italy’s house price index fell by 4.64% in 2012, according to Eurostat (-6.94% after inflation).  This follows almost four years of house price falls.

From 2000 to H1 2008, house prices surged by 85% (53% inflation-adjusted), based on figures from Nomisma. However, house prices started to fall in H2 2008, mainly due to the global financial meltdown. From H2 2008 to 2011, house prices fell 8.6% (-14.3% inflation-adjusted).

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