This chart shows how many average yearly salaries were needed to buy an average home each year. Housing prices are compared with the previous year’s average salary to reflect affordability trends over time.
House prices adjusted for inflation and expressed in 2001 purchasing power, allowing comparison of real price changes over time.
Shows annual residential sales compared with population development.
Ratio of the 20–39 population to the 60+ population, indicating the balance between potential buyers and potential housing turnover over the next few years. The 20–39 group represents the potential buyer pool, while the 60+ group represents potential turnover. Above 1 indicates more potential buyers than turnover; below 1 indicates more potential turnover than buyers.
Shows the number of properties sold per 1,000 inhabitants. A higher value indicates greater activity in the housing market.