Czech Republic House Prices in Czech Republic

Czech Statistical Office · Quarterly · Importance

263.9 (Q2-26) ABS · index (2015=100) · Quarterly · CSV
1.8% (Q2-26) QOQ · % · Quarterly · CSV
8.6% (Q2-26) YOY · % · Quarterly · CSV
Periodindex (2015=100)
Apr 2026 263.9
Jan 2026 259.3
Oct 2025 254.1
Jul 2025 249.0
Apr 2025 243.0
Jan 2025 235.6
Oct 2024 230.2
Jul 2024 224.7
Apr 2024 219.9
Jan 2024 214.3
Oct 2023 212.3
Jul 2023 211.7
Apr 2023 211.0
Jan 2023 211.8
Oct 2022 214.5
Jul 2022 219.4
Apr 2022 217.2
Jan 2022 210.0
Oct 2021 200.6
Jul 2021 189.8
Apr 2021 177.6
Jan 2021 168.9
Oct 2020 159.5
Jul 2020 155.4
Apr 2020 151.5
Jan 2020 149.0
Oct 2019 146.4
Jul 2019 143.4
Apr 2019 140.6
Jan 2019 137.2
Oct 2018 134.4
Jul 2018 131.9
Apr 2018 128.7
Jan 2018 125.0
Oct 2017 122.3
Jul 2017 121.2
Apr 2017 119.1
Jan 2017 116.2
Oct 2016 112.8
Jul 2016 107.7
Apr 2016 105.1
Jan 2016 103.0
Oct 2015 101.7
Jul 2015 100.6
Apr 2015 99.4
Jan 2015 98.3
Oct 2014 97.3
Jul 2014 96.6
Apr 2014 95.8
Jan 2014 95.0
Oct 2013 93.8
Jul 2013 94.0
Apr 2013 94.1
Jan 2013 93.6
Oct 2012 93.7
Jul 2012 93.8
Apr 2012 94.0
Jan 2012 93.9
Oct 2011 94.4
Jul 2011 95.3
Period%
Apr 2026 1.8%
Period%
Apr 2026 8.6%

About this indicator

Source
Czech Statistical Office
Frequency
Quarterly
Release
Between one and three months after the reference period closes.
What it is
Measures how house prices evolve in the Czech Republic through an index tracking the change in prices of dwellings sold. Published by the Czech Statistical Office (CZSO), it is a key gauge of the housing market and of household wealth.
How it's calculated
Compiled as an index against a base year from actual transaction prices, adjusting for dwelling characteristics (a hedonic method) to isolate the pure price change. It is typically reported as year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter changes.
Market implications
House prices affect construction, household wealth and consumption (the wealth effect) and financial stability through mortgage lending. Rapid gains fuel the affordability debate and can influence the Czech National Bank's (CNB) policy stance.
Limitations
House price indices are released with a lag and are revised; prices can also be distorted by the mix of transactions (the type and location of dwellings sold) and by thin trading volumes in some periods.