The CoreLogic House Price Index (HPI) is one of the most robust measure of property value change in the market.
A comprehensive overview of Aotearoa's house prices for each Territorial Authority.
The longest running HPI in NZ (going back to 1989), trusted by many government organisations and business decision makers across various industries.
HPI is released within the first few days of every month.
It provides a reliable indication of property value movement throughout New Zealand, offering an understanding of property values and how they are changing, and assisting with comparisons between areas.
The CoreLogic House Price Index is a SPAR (sales price appraisal ratio) index, meaning it applies the performance of recent sales to the entire base of properties in an area to measure how market movements have affected all properties.
By calculating the average property value in each area, comparisons can be made with previous periods.
It's more reliable and reflective of property value change over time than measures that use sales prices in a given period, as the composition of properties which sell in a period can change dramatically, producing volatile and less-representative results.
