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Japan Housing Index

Price

146.28 Points

3/1/2026

Change +/-

+1.08 Points

Percentage Change

+0.74 %

The current value of the Housing Index in Japan is 146.28 Points. The Housing Index in Japan increased to 146.28 Points on 3/1/2026, after it was 145.2 Points on 2/1/2026. From 6/1/1993 to 3/1/2026, the average GDP in Japan was 100.48 Points. The all-time high was reached on 6/1/1993 with 194.3 Points, while the lowest value was recorded on 8/1/2012 with 76.37 Points.

Source: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Japan

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Housing Index History

Housing Index — History
Date	Value
3/1/2026	146.28 Points
2/1/2026	145.2 Points
1/1/2026	144.9 Points
12/1/2025	143.59 Points
11/1/2025	143.46 Points
10/1/2025	141.09 Points
9/1/2025	140.51 Points
8/1/2025	137.87 Points
7/1/2025	136.64 Points
6/1/2025	134.18 Points
5/1/2025	132.49 Points
4/1/2025	130.99 Points
3/1/2025	129.84 Points
2/1/2025	128.98 Points
1/1/2025	128.43 Points
12/1/2024	127.98 Points
11/1/2024	127.76 Points
10/1/2024	125.91 Points
9/1/2024	125.44 Points
8/1/2024	124.09 Points
7/1/2024	123.9 Points
6/1/2024	123.22 Points
5/1/2024	122.16 Points
4/1/2024	121.14 Points
3/1/2024	120.13 Points
2/1/2024	119.41 Points
1/1/2024	118.82 Points
12/1/2023	118.21 Points
11/1/2023	118.83 Points
10/1/2023	118.62 Points
9/1/2023	117.87 Points
8/1/2023	116.35 Points
7/1/2023	115.55 Points
6/1/2023	115.21 Points
5/1/2023	115.61 Points
4/1/2023	115.9 Points
3/1/2023	115.75 Points
2/1/2023	114.94 Points
1/1/2023	115.07 Points
12/1/2022	114.63 Points
11/1/2022	114.5 Points
10/1/2022	113.63 Points
9/1/2022	112.6 Points
8/1/2022	112.68 Points
7/1/2022	112.63 Points
6/1/2022	112 Points
5/1/2022	110.57 Points
4/1/2022	109.79 Points
3/1/2022	109.07 Points
2/1/2022	108.52 Points
1/1/2022	107.34 Points
12/1/2021	106.83 Points
11/1/2021	106.38 Points
10/1/2021	105.78 Points
9/1/2021	105.27 Points
8/1/2021	103.48 Points
7/1/2021	102.66 Points
6/1/2021	101.16 Points
5/1/2021	100.57 Points
4/1/2021	99.59 Points
3/1/2021	98.88 Points
2/1/2021	97.05 Points
1/1/2021	96.21 Points
12/1/2020	95.77 Points
11/1/2020	95.23 Points
10/1/2020	94.87 Points
9/1/2020	94.27 Points
8/1/2020	93.85 Points
7/1/2020	93.42 Points
6/1/2020	92.57 Points
5/1/2020	93.08 Points
4/1/2020	92.85 Points
3/1/2020	93.61 Points
2/1/2020	93.7 Points
1/1/2020	93.57 Points
12/1/2019	92.88 Points
11/1/2019	91.58 Points
10/1/2019	91.78 Points
9/1/2019	91.21 Points
8/1/2019	91.71 Points
7/1/2019	91.19 Points
6/1/2019	91.66 Points
5/1/2019	91.34 Points
4/1/2019	91.68 Points
3/1/2019	91.48 Points
2/1/2019	91.84 Points
1/1/2019	92.09 Points
12/1/2018	91.57 Points
11/1/2018	91.24 Points
10/1/2018	90.78 Points
9/1/2018	91.3 Points
8/1/2018	90.81 Points
7/1/2018	90.3 Points
6/1/2018	90.02 Points
5/1/2018	90.5 Points
4/1/2018	90.45 Points
3/1/2018	90.2 Points
2/1/2018	89.87 Points
1/1/2018	90.41 Points
12/1/2017	90.88 Points
11/1/2017	90.88 Points
10/1/2017	90.17 Points
9/1/2017	89.18 Points
8/1/2017	88.5 Points
7/1/2017	88.74 Points
6/1/2017	89.14 Points
5/1/2017	89.51 Points
4/1/2017	90.41 Points
3/1/2017	90.29 Points
2/1/2017	89.51 Points
1/1/2017	88.06 Points
12/1/2016	87.51 Points
11/1/2016	87.61 Points
10/1/2016	88.2 Points
9/1/2016	88.57 Points
8/1/2016	88.94 Points
7/1/2016	87.68 Points
6/1/2016	87.88 Points
5/1/2016	87.41 Points
4/1/2016	87.16 Points
3/1/2016	87.13 Points
2/1/2016	87.06 Points
1/1/2016	87.58 Points
12/1/2015	87.48 Points
11/1/2015	86.52 Points
10/1/2015	86.1 Points
9/1/2015	85.59 Points
8/1/2015	85.23 Points
7/1/2015	85.17 Points
6/1/2015	84.11 Points
5/1/2015	84.03 Points
4/1/2015	83.75 Points
3/1/2015	83.86 Points
2/1/2015	83.9 Points
1/1/2015	83.84 Points
12/1/2014	84.09 Points
11/1/2014	83.91 Points
10/1/2014	82.98 Points
9/1/2014	82.22 Points
8/1/2014	81.98 Points
7/1/2014	82.25 Points
6/1/2014	81.88 Points
5/1/2014	81.17 Points
4/1/2014	80.59 Points
3/1/2014	80.24 Points
2/1/2014	79.96 Points
1/1/2014	79.85 Points
12/1/2013	80.32 Points
11/1/2013	79.83 Points
10/1/2013	79.19 Points
9/1/2013	78.03 Points
8/1/2013	77.53 Points
7/1/2013	77.84 Points
6/1/2013	77.43 Points
5/1/2013	77.22 Points
4/1/2013	76.87 Points
3/1/2013	77.12 Points
2/1/2013	77.23 Points
1/1/2013	77.07 Points
12/1/2012	76.44 Points
11/1/2012	76.76 Points
10/1/2012	76.67 Points
9/1/2012	76.73 Points
8/1/2012	76.37 Points
7/1/2012	76.93 Points
6/1/2012	77.4 Points
5/1/2012	78.01 Points
4/1/2012	78.3 Points
3/1/2012	78.8 Points
2/1/2012	79.3 Points
1/1/2012	78.98 Points
12/1/2011	78.34 Points
11/1/2011	78.58 Points
10/1/2011	79.37 Points
9/1/2011	80.51 Points
8/1/2011	81.26 Points
7/1/2011	81.66 Points
6/1/2011	82.05 Points
5/1/2011	81.92 Points
4/1/2011	82.26 Points
3/1/2011	82.98 Points
2/1/2011	83.47 Points
1/1/2011	84.06 Points
12/1/2010	83.35 Points
11/1/2010	83.64 Points
10/1/2010	83.13 Points
9/1/2010	83.83 Points
8/1/2010	83.62 Points
7/1/2010	83.86 Points
6/1/2010	83.11 Points
5/1/2010	83.34 Points
4/1/2010	82.93 Points
3/1/2010	82.84 Points
2/1/2010	81.32 Points
1/1/2010	80.88 Points
12/1/2009	80.91 Points
11/1/2009	81.13 Points
10/1/2009	80.83 Points
9/1/2009	81.03 Points
8/1/2009	80.51 Points
7/1/2009	79.66 Points
6/1/2009	77.94 Points
5/1/2009	78.89 Points
4/1/2009	79.65 Points
3/1/2009	80.71 Points
2/1/2009	80.11 Points
1/1/2009	81 Points
12/1/2008	81.99 Points
11/1/2008	82.81 Points
10/1/2008	83.64 Points
9/1/2008	84.64 Points
8/1/2008	85.35 Points
7/1/2008	85.54 Points
6/1/2008	85.33 Points
5/1/2008	86.73 Points
4/1/2008	87.75 Points
3/1/2008	88.44 Points
2/1/2008	88.51 Points
1/1/2008	87.56 Points
12/1/2007	87.75 Points
11/1/2007	88.33 Points
10/1/2007	89.32 Points
9/1/2007	89.13 Points
8/1/2007	88.97 Points
7/1/2007	87.99 Points
6/1/2007	87.37 Points
5/1/2007	86.37 Points
4/1/2007	85.91 Points
3/1/2007	85.86 Points
2/1/2007	84.98 Points
1/1/2007	84.86 Points
12/1/2006	83.85 Points
11/1/2006	83.77 Points
10/1/2006	83.04 Points
9/1/2006	82.77 Points
8/1/2006	82.17 Points
7/1/2006	81.54 Points
6/1/2006	81.14 Points
5/1/2006	81.15 Points
4/1/2006	81.21 Points
3/1/2006	80.47 Points
2/1/2006	79.8 Points
1/1/2006	79.51 Points
12/1/2005	80.01 Points
11/1/2005	79.9 Points
10/1/2005	79.75 Points
9/1/2005	79.51 Points
8/1/2005	79.98 Points
7/1/2005	79.47 Points
6/1/2005	79.17 Points
5/1/2005	78.65 Points
4/1/2005	78.85 Points
3/1/2005	78.86 Points
2/1/2005	78.83 Points
1/1/2005	78.97 Points
12/1/2004	79.69 Points
11/1/2004	79.77 Points
10/1/2004	80.13 Points
9/1/2004	79.63 Points
8/1/2004	80.11 Points
7/1/2004	79.87 Points
6/1/2004	79.74 Points
5/1/2004	80.14 Points
4/1/2004	80.2 Points
3/1/2004	80.44 Points
2/1/2004	79.93 Points
1/1/2004	80.01 Points
12/1/2003	80.6 Points
11/1/2003	81.09 Points
10/1/2003	81.16 Points
9/1/2003	81.12 Points
8/1/2003	80.82 Points
7/1/2003	80.64 Points
6/1/2003	81.23 Points
5/1/2003	81.77 Points
4/1/2003	83.74 Points
3/1/2003	83.99 Points
2/1/2003	84.57 Points
1/1/2003	84.05 Points
12/1/2002	84.04 Points
11/1/2002	84.78 Points
10/1/2002	84.98 Points
9/1/2002	85.98 Points
8/1/2002	85.95 Points
7/1/2002	86.64 Points
6/1/2002	86.8 Points
5/1/2002	85.96 Points
4/1/2002	85.82 Points
3/1/2002	85.25 Points
2/1/2002	85.81 Points
1/1/2002	85.98 Points
12/1/2001	86.65 Points
11/1/2001	87.14 Points
10/1/2001	87.45 Points
9/1/2001	88.67 Points
8/1/2001	89.72 Points
7/1/2001	90.43 Points
6/1/2001	90.36 Points
5/1/2001	90.42 Points
4/1/2001	90.65 Points
3/1/2001	91.58 Points
2/1/2001	91.64 Points
1/1/2001	92.79 Points
12/1/2000	93.29 Points
11/1/2000	94.18 Points
10/1/2000	94.44 Points
9/1/2000	95.39 Points
8/1/2000	95.87 Points
7/1/2000	96.76 Points
6/1/2000	96.66 Points
5/1/2000	96.78 Points
4/1/2000	97.25 Points
3/1/2000	97.82 Points
2/1/2000	99.55 Points
1/1/2000	100 Points
12/1/1999	100.97 Points
11/1/1999	101.18 Points
10/1/1999	102.14 Points
9/1/1999	102.65 Points
8/1/1999	102.82 Points
7/1/1999	103.07 Points
6/1/1999	103.84 Points
5/1/1999	104.08 Points
4/1/1999	104.13 Points
3/1/1999	103.96 Points
2/1/1999	104.42 Points
1/1/1999	105.42 Points
12/1/1998	106.86 Points
11/1/1998	107.6 Points
10/1/1998	107.29 Points
9/1/1998	107.24 Points
8/1/1998	107.59 Points
7/1/1998	109.68 Points
6/1/1998	110.1 Points
5/1/1998	110.95 Points
4/1/1998	111.67 Points
3/1/1998	112.66 Points
2/1/1998	113.52 Points
1/1/1998	114.65 Points
12/1/1997	115.93 Points
11/1/1997	118.19 Points
10/1/1997	119.69 Points
9/1/1997	121.12 Points
8/1/1997	120.36 Points
7/1/1997	120.4 Points
6/1/1997	121.01 Points
5/1/1997	122.32 Points
4/1/1997	122.64 Points
3/1/1997	123.82 Points
2/1/1997	124.89 Points
1/1/1997	126.18 Points
12/1/1996	125.44 Points
11/1/1996	125.34 Points
10/1/1996	125.69 Points
9/1/1996	125.99 Points
8/1/1996	125.43 Points
7/1/1996	125.02 Points
6/1/1996	125.3 Points
5/1/1996	125.63 Points
4/1/1996	126.47 Points
3/1/1996	126.43 Points
2/1/1996	127.21 Points
1/1/1996	127.06 Points
12/1/1995	127.29 Points
11/1/1995	127.45 Points
10/1/1995	128.02 Points
9/1/1995	129.47 Points
8/1/1995	131.87 Points
7/1/1995	134.57 Points
6/1/1995	138.02 Points
5/1/1995	141.78 Points
4/1/1995	145.93 Points
3/1/1995	149.75 Points
2/1/1995	155.01 Points
1/1/1995	158.05 Points
12/1/1994	161.02 Points
11/1/1994	164.98 Points
10/1/1994	168.54 Points
9/1/1994	171.73 Points
8/1/1994	173.01 Points
7/1/1994	175.73 Points
6/1/1994	176.77 Points
5/1/1994	179.13 Points
4/1/1994	179.57 Points
3/1/1994	181.75 Points
2/1/1994	183.07 Points
1/1/1994	183.88 Points
12/1/1993	185.47 Points
11/1/1993	186.26 Points
10/1/1993	188.49 Points
9/1/1993	190.78 Points
8/1/1993	192.18 Points
7/1/1993	193.83 Points
6/1/1993	194.3 Points

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Housing Index

In Japan, the Housing Index refers to the Residential Property Price Index, which encompasses prices of land, detached houses, and condominiums.

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What is Housing Index?

The Housing Index, a pivotal component of macroeconomic analysis, is an instrumental measure that offers insights into the real estate sector's health and its broader economic implications. At Eulerpool, we strive to provide our users with comprehensive and accurate macroeconomic data, including detailed information on the Housing Index. Our platform aims to aid investors, policymakers, and researchers in making informed decisions by presenting data that illustrates prevailing trends and potential future shifts in the housing market. The Housing Index is a composite index that reflects changes in the value of residential properties. It includes various sub-indices that measure price movements, rental yields, affordability, and other related metrics. The primary purpose of the Housing Index is to serve as a barometer for the real estate market's overall performance. By tracking the Housing Index, stakeholders can gauge the market's strength, identify emerging trends, and assess the impact of economic policies on housing affordability and availability. One of the most recognized metrics within the Housing Index is the House Price Index (HPI). The HPI measures the change in the prices of single-family homes and provides an indicator of the real estate market's overall trajectory. By analyzing the HPI, investors can determine whether property values are appreciating or depreciating. This information is crucial for making informed investment decisions, as property values are often correlated with broader economic conditions. Another critical component of the Housing Index is the Rental Price Index (RPI), which tracks changes in rental values over time. The RPI is an essential tool for landlords and real estate investors, as it helps them understand rental market trends and set competitive rental rates. Additionally, policymakers and housing advocates can use the RPI to assess the affordability of rental housing and develop strategies to ensure adequate housing supply for lower-income households. The Affordability Index, another sub-index within the Housing Index, provides insights into the financial accessibility of housing for the average household. This index compares median household income to the median home price, offering a snapshot of how affordable the housing market is for typical families. When the Affordability Index indicates a decline in affordability, it may signal a need for intervention to prevent housing crises that could lead to increased homelessness and economic instability. The Housing Index also encompasses the New Home Sales Index, which tracks the number of newly constructed homes sold in a given period. This index serves as an important indicator of housing market health, as a robust new home sales market often signals confidence in the economy and provides insight into construction industry trends. Furthermore, substantial new home sales can stimulate economic growth through increased demand for construction materials, labor, and related services. Beyond these primary indices, the Housing Index can include additional data points such as mortgage rates, housing starts, building permits, and foreclosure rates. Each of these metrics contributes to a comprehensive understanding of the housing market's current state and future prospects. For instance, mortgage rate trends can influence homebuying behavior, as lower rates typically lead to increased purchase activity. Similarly, housing starts and building permits are leading indicators of future housing supply, offering insights into construction sector momentum and potential housing availability. Analyzing the Housing Index over time allows for identifying cyclical patterns and predicting long-term trends. For example, historical data might reveal recurring periods of rapid home price appreciation followed by market corrections. Identifying such patterns helps investors and policymakers anticipate potential market turning points and make preemptive decisions to mitigate adverse effects. The Housing Index's significance extends beyond individual stakeholders; it holds macroeconomic implications as well. The real estate sector constitutes a substantial portion of the economy, influencing employment, consumer spending, and overall economic growth. A thriving housing market can lead to job creation in construction, real estate services, and related industries. Conversely, a housing market downturn can trigger economic contractions, exemplified by the 2008 financial crisis where plummeting home prices and rising foreclosure rates had far-reaching effects on the global economy. Policymakers frequently rely on the Housing Index to formulate economic and housing policies. By understanding housing market dynamics, governments can design targeted interventions to stabilize the market and promote sustainable growth. For example, during periods of rapid home price inflation, policymakers might implement measures such as increasing housing supply through incentives for builders or introducing regulations to curb speculative investments. Similarly, in times of housing market stress, governments can introduce programs to prevent foreclosures and provide support to struggling homeowners. At Eulerpool, our commitment is to offer accurate and timely macroeconomic data, including an in-depth analysis of the Housing Index. We recognize the value of this data for diverse stakeholders, from individual investors seeking profitable opportunities to policymakers aiming to create balanced housing policies. Our platform is designed to present nuanced insights that reflect the multifaceted nature of the housing market, ensuring our users are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of real estate investments and policy decisions. In conclusion, the Housing Index is a crucial element of macroeconomic analysis, providing invaluable insights into the real estate market's health and its impact on the broader economy. By encompassing various sub-indices such as the House Price Index, Rental Price Index, Affordability Index, and New Home Sales Index, the Housing Index offers a comprehensive view of the housing sector's performance. Understanding these metrics allows stakeholders to make informed decisions, anticipate market trends, and develop strategies to promote stability and growth in the housing market. At Eulerpool, we are dedicated to delivering the highest quality macroeconomic data, including detailed Housing Index analyses, to empower our users with the knowledge they need to succeed.

Housing Index Japan — FAQ

What is the current Housing Index in Japan?

The current Housing Index in Japan is 146.28 Points as of 3/1/2026.

How has the Housing Index in Japan changed recently?

The Housing Index in Japan increased from 145.2 Points (2/1/2026) to 146.28 Points (3/1/2026).

What is the all-time high for Housing Index in Japan?

The all-time high for Housing Index in Japan was 194.3 Points, recorded on 6/1/1993.

What is the all-time low for Housing Index in Japan?

The all-time low for Housing Index in Japan was 76.37 Points, recorded on 8/1/2012.

What is the historical average of Housing Index in Japan?

The historical average of Housing Index in Japan is 100.48 Points, calculated over the period from 6/1/1993 to 3/1/2026.

Where does the Housing Index data for Japan come from?

The Housing Index data for Japan is sourced from Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Japan and published on Eulerpool.

Key Figures

Country

Japan

Continent

Asia

Highest Value

194.3

Lowest Value

76.37

Average Value

100.48

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