🇪🇸Spain house price-to-income ratio
Spain's house price-to-income ratio is 129.9 as of Q2 2026, from official OECD data. It rose from 127.9 the previous quarter. Over the period shown it has ranged from 75.2 to 146.7.
House price-to-income ratio · Spain
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Source: OECD (Analytical house prices indicators) · data through Q2 2026 · updated 2026-10-05 · modifications: none
The OECD’s house price-to-income ratio compares house prices with household disposable income per head. It is shown as a percentage of the country’s own long-term average, so 100 is that average and a value above 100 means the ratio is above its long-term average.
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Spain house price-to-income ratio — frequently asked questions
- What is Spain's house price-to-income ratio?
- Spain's house price-to-income ratio is 129.9 as of Q2 2026, from official OECD data.
- How does Spain's house price-to-income ratio compare with the euro area?
- Spain ranks 3rd of 15 European countries that report it.
- Is Spain's house price-to-income ratio rising or falling?
- It rose from 127.9 to 129.9 in the latest reading (Q2 2026).
- What does “house price-to-income ratio” measure?
- The OECD’s house price-to-income ratio compares house prices with household disposable income per head. It is shown as a percentage of the country’s own long-term average, so 100 is that average and a value above 100 means the ratio is above its long-term average.
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