Global House Prices Dip, AEs Still Grow Global house prices fell 0.8% YoY in Q2 2025, slightly easing from the previous quarter’s 1% drop. Interestingly, advanced economies bucked the trend, recording a 0.6% rise, with over 70% seeing moderate price growth
Emerging Markets Struggle Emerging market economies (EMEs) recorded a 1.9% fall in real house prices. Around 50% of EMEs still saw moderate growth, signaling a slowdown in the decline
Long-Term Trends Since the Covid-19 pandemic, global house prices have risen by 3.5%. Compared with 2010, prices have grown 20.6% globally, with Türkiye seeing an 112% jump
Country-wise Highlights House prices surged over 50% in India, the US, and Mexico, but fell 17% in China, 8% in South Africa, and 25% in Italy since 2010
Key Takeaway Global property markets show a mixed picture: steady growth in advanced economies, moderate recovery in emerging markets, but sharp declines in some major economies