France

House Price Changes, 1 Year (%) - France Compared to Continent

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LatviaPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-60.19%
EstoniaPrice change for period ending Q1 2009	-30.80%
UkrainePrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-26.60%
BulgariaPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-21.89%
LithuaniaPrice change for period ending Q4 2008	-20.06%
UKPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-11.72%
DenmarkPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-11.43%
IrelandPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-11.08%
IcelandPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-11.01%
MaltaPrice change for period ending Q1 2009	-9.84%
SpainPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-8.35%
FrancePrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-6.63%
PolandPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-6.15%
FinlandPrice change for period ending Q1 2009	-2.92%
GreecePrice change for period ending Q1 2009	-2.52%
SwedenPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-2.03%
CyprusPrice change for period ending Q1 2009	-1.90%
PortugalPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	-1.52%
NetherlandsPrice change for period ending Q1 2009	-0.30%
GermanyPrice change for period ending 2008	1.21%
NorwayPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	1.52%
ItalyPrice change for period ending H1 2009	3.05%
SwitzerlandPrice change for period ending Q2 2009	4.11%
AustriaPrice change for period ending Q1 2009	4.36%
BelgiumPrice change for period ending 2008	6.29%

 

 

France: Price changes, 1 year (%)

The annual (year-on-year) percentage change in house prices (or the house price index) using the latest data available, not adjusted for inflation.

• House price data sources: see the Data FAQ | House Price Time Series.
• House price graphs: see House Price Graphs
• Date of latest house prices: mouse over country names above.

Source: Various sources

 

France generates excellent house price statistics, produced both by the public and private sector. Quality time-series are published by the National Institute for Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE) and the Fédération Nationale de l'Immobilier (FNAIM). Good data also comes from the Ministère de L’Equipment etc, the Chambre de Notaires de Paris, and the Observatoire Nationale des Marches de L’immobilier (OMNI). For general economic statistics, consult the Banque de France site.