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    Peru Housing Market Data

    House prices in Peru rose 6.1% in the year to Q4 2025, based on BIS data. After inflation, prices gained 4.6% over the same period. Over five years the nominal index is +6.0%.

    Prices, year on year

    +6.1%

    Nominal, to Q4 2025

    Prices after inflation

    +4.6%

    Real terms, year on year

    Five-year change

    +6.0%

    Nominal index

    Rents, year on year

    Rent price index

    Quarter on quarter

    +2.2%

    Most recent quarter

    Ten-year change

    +13.7%

    Nominal index

    Price-to-income

    OECD index, 2015 = 100

    Price-to-rent

    OECD index, 2015 = 100

    House price index since 2000

    Indices rebased so the 2015 average equals 100. Source: BIS.

    Recent quarters in Peru

    Quarterly house price and rent index values for Peru
    QuarterNominal indexReal indexRent index
    Q4 2025111.279.8
    Q3 2025108.978.1
    Q2 2025107.277.0
    Q1 2025105.476.4
    Q4 2024104.876.3
    Q3 2024104.676.1
    Q2 2024104.876.5
    Q1 2024104.677.0
    Q4 2023106.479.0
    Q3 2023104.577.5
    Q2 2023104.477.9
    Q1 2023103.178.2

    Peru housing market questions

    Are house prices rising or falling in Peru?
    Nominal house prices in Peru changed +6.1% in the year to Q4 2025. In real terms, after consumer price inflation, the change was +4.6%.
    How much have house prices risen in Peru over five years?
    The nominal house price index for Peru is +6.0% compared with five years earlier, and +13.7% compared with ten years earlier.
    Where does this Peru housing data come from?
    Figures come from BIS Selected Residential Property Prices. Every index is rebased so 2015 = 100, which makes countries and sources directly comparable.

    Sources and licensing

    • Sources: National sources, BIS Residential Property Price database, https://www.bis.org/statistics/pp.htm Source page

    Read how we normalise and compare these series in our methodology, or browse all countries.

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