Latest News About House Price Index

Here’s the latest high-level view on House Price Indices (HPI) across major regions:

• United States: The FHFA House Price Index (HPI) for July 2025 showed prices down 0.1% month-over-month but up 2.3% year-over-year, with gains varying by census division. This is captured in FHFA’s monthly release and surrounding reports. The index remains a closely watched benchmark for single-family home values backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.[1][8]

• United Kingdom: UK house price activity remained positive in mid-2025, with Halifax and Nationwide both reporting annual price gains around 2–3% as of mid-2025, and monthly changes modest (e.g., small month-to-month upticks or modest dips depending on the month). These indices are published monthly by Halifax and Nationwide, with methodology notes from BCIS summarizing the broader movement.[2][3]

• Global/other notes: Trading Economics and other aggregators show continued visibility into monthly and annual changes for different regions, but specifics vary by country and data source. For UK context, BCIS maintains a synthesis of UK HPI data from major providers, including the latest February 2026 figures noting a year-over-year rise and a small monthly move. In the US, the FHFA HPI data are regularly updated and re-released with revisions where applicable.[5][8]

Would you like a precise, country-by-country table with the most recent month and year-over-year changes for the regions you care about (e.g., US, UK, Eurozone), along with sources and a quick chart? I can compile that and include a short chart if you’d like. If you have a preferred date or country, tell me and I’ll tailor the update.

Citations:

• FHFA HPI July 2025 release noting -0.1% MoM and +2.3% YoY.[1]
• UK HPI context from Halifax and Nationwide indicators and BCIS synthesis.[2]
• Nationwide HPI page overview and UK context.[7]
• FHFA HPI overview and data scope.[8]