New Study Examines Inflation-Adjusted House Price Changes Across 41 Countries from 2016-2026
A study by UK Expat Mortgage examined inflation-adjusted house price changes across 41 countries from 2016 to 2026 using Bank for International Settlements data. The analysis found varied patterns across markets. The Netherlands saw a 108% real price increase, Portugal recorded 100.37%, and Hungary showed 97.08% growth. The United Kingdom experienced 2.26% real growth, the United States recorded 32.69%, and Australia saw 21.86%. Several markets experienced declines, including Finland at -20.46%, Sweden at -5.03%, and Italy at -5.21%. The study provides perspective on how property values changed when adjusted for inflation across different international markets.
United Kingdom, 5th Feb 2026 – UK Expat Mortgage has published a study examining inflation-adjusted house price changes across 41...