Price-to-Income Ratio Ranking

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Price-to-Income Ratio (Index (2015=100))

The housing price-to-income ratio is calculated by dividing housing price by annual income and serves as an indicator of housing affordability. Lower values indicate that housing is more affordable relative to income. Countries ranking at the top have high housing prices and low incomes, making home purchases difficult. Conversely, countries at the bottom have relatively affordable housing and high purchasing power. This indicator is useful for assessing the degree of overheating in each country's real estate market and the difficulties faced by young people in homeownership.

40 countries
Avg 108.26
Median 107.81
Australia · #10 · 119.4 · 2025

40 countries

# Country Value (Index (2015=100)) Year
🥇 Portugal 163.3 2025
🥈 Netherlands 134.0 2025
🥉 Canada 130.2 2025
4 Switzerland 129.1 2025
5 United States 127.1 2025
6 Czechia 125.7 2025
7 Hungary 125.7 2025
8 Spain 123.0 2025
9 Luxembourg 120.1 2025
10 Australia 119.4 2025
11 Greece 119.1 2025
12 Slovenia 118.8 2025
13 Ireland 118.5 2025
14 Iceland 118.3 2019
15 Chile 115.8 2025
16 Austria 114.5 2025
17 Japan 113.9 2025
18 Lithuania 112.9 2025
19 Estonia 109.8 2025
20 Germany 108.1 2025
21 Slovak Republic 107.5 2025
22 Latvia 106.7 2025
23 New Zealand 105.8 2025
24 United Kingdom 104.6 2025
25 Israel 104.4 2016
26 Norway 103.8 2025
27 Denmark 103.7 2025
28 Croatia 100.4 2025
29 Poland 99.0 2025
30 Russian Federation 98.1 2019
31 Belgium 95.9 2025
32 Bulgaria 95.5 2025
33 France 93.3 2025
34 Sweden 93.2 2025
35 South Africa 89.3 2024
36 Colombia 88.1 2024
37 Italy 86.9 2025
38 Finland 77.5 2025
39 Korea, Rep. 76.0 2025
40 Romania 53.5 2025