Nationwide residential rent indices for
— markets, reported in nominal terms as surveyed for consumer price indices.
Compiled by national statistical offices and central banks. Updated quarterly.
Changes in residential rents, primarily using the rent component of consumer price indices (CPIs), with separate rent indices used in some countries. Figures are updated each quarter. Click on the country to see historical data and sources.
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Rolling 10-year rental growth (% per year)% per year
Rental growth by decade (% per year)annualised
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Methodology
How to interpret the rent price index:
What it measures: The index shows how residential rents change over time. It does not show the monthly rent for a particular home.
Sources: Most series use the actual rentals for housing category (COICOP 04.1) from a national Consumer Price Index. Where that series is unsuitable or unreliable, we use a separate rent index from a statistical office.
Coverage: CPI rent data generally reflects rents paid by tenants, while separate indexes may use different methods. Check each location's source notes before comparing countries.
Annual change: The percentage change compares the latest index value with the same period one year earlier.
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Residential real estate data for 80 countries, updated quarterly.