House Price is a small Younivi publication based in New Zealand. It has no sales desk or invented analyst team. Its purpose is to make official residential property data easier to inspect, with clear sources and limitations.
The site shows one measure at a time: a nominal house price series at 2015=100, year-over-year change derived by Younivi, the OECD real house price index, and OECD price-to-income and price-to-rent measures. Each series has a filterable chart, a ranked table, an explanation and source attribution.
The all-countries view includes every economy available under the reviewed source terms. Country views focus on one economy and a related set, using the same observations; they do not create a local series. Rankings use each economy's latest available quarter, which may differ.
For nominal prices, the build selects the longer current OECD or Eurostat series, with the later last quarter breaking an equal-span tie. A current UK House Price Index takes precedence for the United Kingdom. Rebased ABS mean dwelling prices may be used for Australia only as a conditional fallback and are not a quality-adjusted HPI. Other measures are attributed on their pages. We do not splice series or invent missing observations.
This is an information project, not a bank or financial-advice service. We do not recommend buying, selling or financing a home, or rank economies as better places to invest. Advertising through Google AdSense does not decide what we publish. We do not accept payment to include or exclude an economy.
If a value or citation is wrong, we check the source, correct the build and regenerate the site. We do not silently edit a displayed number. Official revisions may change historical values on the next rebuild; each page names its source and licence.