House prices, annual change in Ireland

House prices, annual change in Ireland was 6% in Q2 2026, according to Eurostat, European Commission. That is down 1.8 pts from Q2 2025. That is the 16th highest of 26 EU countries in Q2 2026.

Q2 20266% Provisional
Change on Q2 2025-1.8 pts
Rank16th of 26EU countries ranked
Series high19.6Q4 2014
Series low-21.3Q3 2009

House prices, annual change in Ireland, Q1 2006 to Q2 2026

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-30-20-10010202006-Q12009-Q12012-Q12015-Q12018-Q12021-Q12024-Q12026-Q22006-Q1: 12.8 %2006-Q2: 14.8 %2006-Q3: 17.2 %2006-Q4: 14.7 %2007-Q1: 14.6 %2007-Q2: 10.6 %2007-Q3: 4.2 %2007-Q4: 1.4 %2008-Q1: -2.4 %2008-Q2: -5.4 %2008-Q3: -7.8 %2008-Q4: -12.1 %2009-Q1: -16.5 %2009-Q2: -20 %2009-Q3: -21.3 %2009-Q4: -18.9 %2010-Q1: -15.9 %2010-Q2: -12.7 %2010-Q3: -11.6 %2010-Q4: -13.5 %2011-Q1: -14.4 %2011-Q2: -16 %2011-Q3: -18.6 %2011-Q4: -19.6 %2012-Q1: -19.6 %2012-Q2: -17.1 %2012-Q3: -10.8 %2012-Q4: -4.8 %2013-Q1: -3.2 %2013-Q2: -0.9 %2013-Q3: 3.5 %2013-Q4: 5.6 %2014-Q1: 10.4 %2014-Q2: 16.5 %2014-Q3: 19.2 %2014-Q4: 19.6 %2015-Q1: 17.5 %2015-Q2: 13.8 %2015-Q3: 8.7 %2015-Q4: 6.9 %2016-Q1: 7.5 %2016-Q2: 6.3 %2016-Q3: 7.5 %2016-Q4: 8.5 %2017-Q1: 9.4 %2017-Q2: 10.6 %2017-Q3: 11.7 %2017-Q4: 11.7 %2018-Q1: 12.3 %2018-Q2: 12.6 %2018-Q3: 9.1 %2018-Q4: 7.2 %2019-Q1: 4.4 %2019-Q2: 2.5 %2019-Q3: 1.7 %2019-Q4: 0.8 %2020-Q1: 1 %2020-Q2: 0.3 %2020-Q3: -0.8 %2020-Q4: 0.7 %2021-Q1: 3 %2021-Q2: 5.6 %2021-Q3: 10.6 %2021-Q4: 13.8 %2022-Q1: 15 %2022-Q2: 14.3 %2022-Q3: 11.9 %2022-Q4: 8.6 %2023-Q1: 5.1 %2023-Q2: 2.7 %2023-Q3: 1.4 %2023-Q4: 3.1 %2024-Q1: 6.3 %2024-Q2: 8.4 %2024-Q3: 9.9 %2024-Q4: 9.4 %2025-Q1: 7.9 %2025-Q2: 7.8 %2025-Q3: 7.5 %2025-Q4: 7 %2026-Q1: 6.8 %2026-Q2: 6 %
%. Source: Eurostat. Retrieved 2026-10-07, published 2026-10-01.
All 82 values
Period%
2026-Q26 Provisional
2026-Q16.8
2025-Q47
2025-Q37.5
2025-Q27.8
2025-Q17.9
2024-Q49.4
2024-Q39.9
2024-Q28.4
2024-Q16.3
2023-Q43.1
2023-Q31.4
2023-Q22.7
2023-Q15.1
2022-Q48.6
2022-Q311.9
2022-Q214.3
2022-Q115
2021-Q413.8
2021-Q310.6
2021-Q25.6
2021-Q13
2020-Q40.7
2020-Q3-0.8
2020-Q20.3
2020-Q11
2019-Q40.8
2019-Q31.7
2019-Q22.5
2019-Q14.4
2018-Q47.2
2018-Q39.1
2018-Q212.6
2018-Q112.3
2017-Q411.7
2017-Q311.7
2017-Q210.6
2017-Q19.4
2016-Q48.5
2016-Q37.5
2016-Q26.3
2016-Q17.5
2015-Q46.9
2015-Q38.7
2015-Q213.8
2015-Q117.5
2014-Q419.6
2014-Q319.2
2014-Q216.5
2014-Q110.4
2013-Q45.6
2013-Q33.5
2013-Q2-0.9
2013-Q1-3.2
2012-Q4-4.8
2012-Q3-10.8
2012-Q2-17.1
2012-Q1-19.6
2011-Q4-19.6
2011-Q3-18.6
2011-Q2-16
2011-Q1-14.4
2010-Q4-13.5
2010-Q3-11.6
2010-Q2-12.7
2010-Q1-15.9
2009-Q4-18.9
2009-Q3-21.3
2009-Q2-20
2009-Q1-16.5
2008-Q4-12.1
2008-Q3-7.8
2008-Q2-5.4
2008-Q1-2.4
2007-Q41.4
2007-Q34.2
2007-Q210.6
2007-Q114.6
2006-Q414.7
2006-Q317.2
2006-Q214.8
2006-Q112.8

Compared with European Union (27)

PlaceQ2 2026
Ireland6
European Union (27)4.7

Rankings

Definition

Percentage change of the house price index with respect to the same quarter of the previous year.

How to cite

Eurostat. House price index, quarterly, annual rate of change (prc_hpi_q). https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/prc_hpi_q/default/table. Retrieved 2026-10-07.

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What is the house price growth in Ireland?

House prices, annual change in Ireland was 6% in Q2 2026, according to Eurostat, European Commission. That is down 1.8 pts from Q2 2025. That is the 16th highest of 26 EU countries in Q2 2026.

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Eurostat, European Commission. House price index, quarterly, annual rate of change (prc_hpi_q). Retrieved by Invokely on 2026-10-07.

What was the highest house price growth in Ireland?

19.6% in Q4 2014, the highest value since Q1 2006 in this series.

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