House price change, quarterly, Ireland

House price change, quarterly in Ireland was 6.0 % in 2026 Q2. That is -0.8 % against 2026 Q1. Source: Eurostat prc_hpi_q, published 2026-10-01.

Questions and answers

What is the latest figure for House price change, quarterly in Ireland?

6.0 % (2026 Q2), according to Eurostat.

How does Ireland rank in Europe?

Rank 16 of 29 European countries with data for 2026 Q2, from highest to lowest.

How has it changed since 2026 Q1?

From 6.8 % to 6.0 %, a change of −0.8 %.

What the number means

How much more, or less, homes cost that quarter than in the same quarter a year earlier.

Earlier periods

Source

Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union. Open the table at Eurostat

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Other series for this region

• Gross domestic product per inhabitant
• Employment rate, ages 20 to 64
• Consumer price change, annual average
• Unemployment rate
• Nights spent at tourist accommodation
• Population on 1 January
• Youth unemployment rate, ages 15 to 24
• Government debt, share of GDP
• Government surplus or deficit, share of GDP
• Hourly labour cost
• House price change, annual
• Unemployment rate, monthly
• Inflation, monthly

Same series, other regions

• Portugal
• Bulgaria
• Lithuania
• Slovakia
• Croatia
• Spain
• Romania
• Latvia
• Hungary
• Denmark
• Slovenia
• Czechia
• Cyprus
• Malta
• Poland
• Estonia
• Austria
• Sweden
• European Union
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Italy
• Switzerland
• Iceland

House price change, quarterly

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