Italy House Price Index

The Italy House Price Index hit 116 points in Q2 2025, its highest level since Q2 2012. This marks a 2.7% increase from 113 points in Q1 2025. The rise was fueled by a 2.4% quarterly increase in existing home prices and a 4.4% quarterly increase in new home prices. Residential sales volume growth slowed to an 8.1% annual rate in Q2 2025. Favorable financing conditions including lower average mortgage rates, supported market activity. Italy's record low House Price Index was 97.7 points in Q1 2019 and record high was 120.7 points in Q2 2011.

Quarterly Historical Data (2010-2025)

(in points)

Quarter	House Price Index (points)
Q2 2025	116
Q1 2025	113
Q4 2024	114
Q3 2024	112.8
Q2 2024	112
Q1 2024	108.5
Q4 2023	108.7
Q3 2023	108.7
Q2 2023	108.8
Q1 2023	106.8
Q4 2022	106.8
Q3 2022	106.9
Q2 2022	108.1
Q1 2022	105.7
Q4 2021	104
Q3 2021	103.9
Q2 2021	102.8
Q1 2021	101.1
Q4 2020	100
Q3 2020	99.8
Q2 2020	102.4
Q1 2020	99.4
Q4 2019	98.5
Q3 2019	98.8
Q2 2019	99.1
Q1 2019	97.7
Q4 2018	98.3
Q3 2018	98.4
Q2 2018	99.2
Q1 2018	98.6
Q4 2017	98.8
Q3 2017	99.2
Q2 2017	99.6
Q1 2017	99.1
Q4 2016	100
Q3 2016	100.7
Q2 2016	100.5
Q1 2016	99.8
Q4 2015	99.8
Q3 2015	100.7
Q2 2015	99.8
Q1 2015	99.7
Q4 2014	101.9
Q3 2014	103.5
Q2 2014	104.7
Q1 2014	105.7
Q4 2013	107.1
Q3 2013	108.6
Q2 2013	110.2
Q1 2013	110.5
Q4 2012	113.6
Q3 2012	115.9
Q2 2012	118.1
Q1 2012	119
Q4 2011	119.5
Q3 2011	120.3
Q2 2011	120.7
Q1 2011	118.3
Q4 2010	118.9
Q3 2010	118.8
Q2 2010	117.9
Q1 2010	116.8

Italy House Price Index : Definition

The Italy house price index from Eurostat measures changes in prices for all residential properties in Italy. It is calculated using transaction data for both new and existing homes. The index compares current prices to a base period value showing price trends in the Italian housing market.