This interactive chart and table compare North America house price changes across multiple time horizons, including nominal and inflation-adjusted time series.
North America House Price Index
North America residential property prices for — markets, reported in nominal terms and adjusted for inflation. Compiled by national statistical offices and central banks. Updated quarterly.
All series are indexed to 100 at the selected quarter.
Reading this view. Each bar measures the latest observation against that market's highest recorded level.
Series depth. Comparisons drawn from a window that predates a market's first observation exclude that market from the sample.
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How to interpret house price data:
- Nominal vs. real prices: Nominal figures show reported price changes. Inflation-adjusted figures show whether house prices have increased or decreased in real terms.
- National averages: Country-level data can hide significant differences between cities, regions and property types.
- Methodology: Depending on the source, the data may reflect transaction prices, asking prices or a house price index. Historical figures may also be revised.
- Investment returns: House price growth does not include rental income, transaction costs, taxes, financing costs or currency movements.