The latest House Price Index shows that the average price of properties sold in Jersey remained broadly stable in the second quarter of 2025.
On a rolling four-quarter basis, prices were unchanged compared to the previous quarter and remain 14% below the peak recorded in Q3 2022. While 2- and 4-bedroom houses saw a slight dip in average prices this quarter, other property types experienced modest increases, and 2-bedroom flats held steady.
Property turnover continued to improve, with 8% more transactions than in Q2 2024 and a 5% rise compared to the previous quarter. Overall housing market activity, measured on a rolling annual basis, was up 18% year-on-year.
This quarter also introduces new analysis on the private rental sector, using rental licensing data under the Public Health and Safety (Rented Dwellings) (Jersey) Law 2018. Of the properties sold, 38 had previously been rental homes, while 25 were purchased to be rented out—resulting in a small net loss of 13 rental units, or around 0.1% of the private rental stock. Meanwhile, advertised rental prices remained stable over the year.