Slovenia House Price Index

Slovenia's House Price Index hit an all-time high of 209 points in Q2 2025. This represents a 3.5% increase from 202 points in Q1 2025. The rise is attributed to stable purchasing power, falling interest rates and high demand relative to supply. Newly built apartments increased by 10.2% year-on-year and existing detached houses rose by 10.0%. Strong rental demand and a persistent imbalance between housing demand and new construction further support market resilience. Slovenia's record low House Price Index was 98.74 in Q4 2015 and record high was 209 in Q2 2025.

Quarterly Historical Data (2015-2025)

(in points)

Quarter	House Price Index (points)
Q2 2025	209
Q1 2025	202
Q4 2024	206
Q3 2024	201.5
Q2 2024	198.3
Q1 2024	195.4
Q4 2023	191.2
Q3 2023	186.3
Q2 2023	185.4
Q1 2023	182
Q4 2022	178.8
Q3 2022	176.4
Q2 2022	172.4
Q1 2022	166.9
Q4 2021	160.3
Q3 2021	153.2
Q2 2021	149.2
Q1 2021	142.7
Q4 2020	138.4
Q3 2020	135.7
Q2 2020	135.6
Q1 2020	133
Q4 2019	131.6
Q3 2019	131.3
Q2 2019	128.8
Q1 2019	127
Q4 2018	125.6
Q3 2018	122.7
Q2 2018	119.9
Q1 2018	118
Q4 2017	116
Q3 2017	112.2
Q2 2017	111.3
Q1 2017	107.7
Q4 2016	105.5
Q3 2016	103.7
Q2 2016	102.8
Q1 2016	100.9
Q4 2015	98.7
Q3 2015	98.8
Q2 2015	102.4

Slovenia House Price Index : Definition

The Slovenia house price index tracks average changes in residential property prices nationwide. The Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia calculates it using transaction or valuation data. It compares current prices to a base period value, showing overall price level shifts.