Housing prices continue to skyrocket and depending on where you invest your real-estate, you could be making crazy money – or losing money. In general housing markets boom in Dubai, part of Europe and the Pacific. Needless to say, Asian property markets which saw crazy increase in prices over the last couple of years are no longer seeing their money working.

In fact, Asian governments have since started implementing cooling measures to stop excessive speculation. The United States housing market’s boom is slowing down as well. Based on investment analysis done by Global Property Guide, house prices rose in 28 of the 44 world’s housing markets, using inflation-adjusted figures. Interestingly, house price rises in 34 countries, and declines in only 10 countries.

 

 

( #20 ) Bulgaria

Home prices in Bulgaria rose 2.31% year-over-year, which was greater than 2013′s decline of –4.60%. Prices rose 0.93% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #19 )  Japan – Tokyo

Home prices in Tokyo rose 2.63% year-over-year, which was weaker than 2013′s increase of 5.81%. Prices tumbles –0.35% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #18 )  United States – FHFA Index

Home prices in United States rose 3.22% year-over-year, which was weaker than 2013′s increase of 5.97%. Prices tumbles –0.30% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #17 )  Poland

Home prices in Poland rose 3.56% year-over-year, which was greater than 2013′s decrease of –6.40%. Prices tumbles –0.30% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #16 )  Netherlands

Home prices in Holland rose 3.57% year-over-year, which was weaker than 2013′s weak growth of –12.51%. Prices rose 1.46% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #15 )  Austria – Vienna

Home prices in Austria rose 3.94% year-over-year, which was weaker than 2013′s increase of 5.98%. Prices rose 0.21% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #14 )  Czech Republic

Home prices in Czezh Republic rose 3.95% year-over-year, which was stronger than 2013′s slump of –1.70%. Prices rose 1.21% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #13 )  Lithuania

Home prices in Lithuania rose 4.28% year-over-year, which was stronger than 2013′s weak of -2.06%. Prices rose 1.45% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #12 )  Taiwan

Home prices in Taiwan rose 5.20% year-over-year, which was weaker than 2013′s increase of 14.53%. Prices were up 1.48% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #11 )  Latvia

Home prices in Latvia rose 5.21% year-over-year, which was greater than 2013′s increase of 0.91%. Prices were up 0.68% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #10 )  Brazil – Sao Paulo

Home prices in Brazil rose 5.37% year-over-year, which was slightly weaker than 2013′s increase of 6.78%. Prices rose 0.75% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #9 )  Israel

Home prices in Israel rose 6.06% year-over-year, which was slightly weaker than 2013′s increase of 6.27%. Prices were up 1.92% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #8 )  Iceland

Home prices in United States rose 6.06% year-over-year, which was slightly weaker than 2013′s increase of 6.27%. Prices rose 1.42% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #7 )  New Zealand

Home prices in New Zealand rose 6.66% year-over-year, which was greater than 2013′s increase of 5.11%. Prices tumbles –3.23% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #6 )  Australia

Home prices in Australia rose 7.21% year-over-year, which was greater than 2013′s increase of 2.82%. So far, prices rose 1.28% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #5 )  Turkey

Home prices in Turkey rose 7.24% year-over-year, which was stronger than 2013′s increase of 6.99%. Prices rose 1.66% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #4 )  United Kingdom

Home prices in UK rose 9.68% year-over-year, which was stronger than 2013′s slump of -1.24%. Prices rose 3.99% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #3 )  Ireland

Home prices in Ireland rose by a whopping 11.97% year-over-year, which was stronger than 2013′s increase of 0.56%. Prices rose 6.60% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #2 )  Estonia

Home prices in Estonia rose strongly at 16.72% year-over-year, which was stronger than 2013′s increase of 7.27%. Prices rose 0.31% during Q2 2014.

 

 

( #1 )  United Arab Emirates – Dubai

Home prices in Dubai rose crazily 33.26% year-over-year, which was stronger than 2013′s insane increase of 17.99%. Prices rose 5.47% during Q2 2014.

 

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September 18th, 2014 by financetwitter

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