Colombia - New House Price Index

Colombia's new house price index reached a record high of 150.38 points in Q2 2025. This marks a 2.1% increase from 147.29 points in Q1 2025. The rise is due to sustained demand, recovering home sales and improved mortgage affordability from lower interest rates. Expected GDP growth, urbanization and limited new housing supply also support price gains. Colombia's record low new house price index was 75.61 points in Q1 2016 and record high was 150.38 points in Q2 2025.

Quarterly Historical Data (2015-2025)

(in points)

Quarter	New House Price Index (points)
Q2 2025	150
Q1 2025	147
Q4 2024	142.4
Q3 2024	139.9
Q2 2024	136.7
Q1 2024	134
Q4 2023	130.5
Q3 2023	126.8
Q2 2023	123.2
Q1 2023	119.6
Q4 2022	116.1
Q3 2022	114.1
Q2 2022	111.9
Q1 2022	109.3
Q4 2021	106.8
Q3 2021	105.2
Q2 2021	103.1
Q1 2021	101.6
Q4 2020	100
Q3 2020	99.8
Q2 2020	99.7
Q1 2020	98.4
Q4 2019	97.1
Q3 2019	95.8
Q2 2019	95
Q1 2019	93.9
Q4 2018	91.8
Q3 2018	90.6
Q2 2018	88.7
Q1 2018	86.7
Q4 2017	84.9
Q3 2017	84.2
Q2 2017	82.5
Q1 2017	81.5
Q4 2016	80.1
Q3 2016	79
Q2 2016	77.3
Q1 2016	75.6
Q4 2015	106.9
Q3 2015	105.3

Colombia - New House Price Index : Definition

The Colombia New House Price Index tracks changes in the average transaction prices for newly constructed homes sold nationwide. DANE calculates the index by surveying prices of new houses and apartments, applying weights based on sales volume. It shows price fluctuations over time relative to a base value, using Colombian Pesos ($) as the currency unit.