Statistics Jersey have published the latest House Price Index (HPI) report for the fourth quarter of 2025.
In 2025, the Jersey House Price Index decreased by 1% compared with 2024. Most property types recording lower annual mean and median prices, except for four‑bedroom houses, which saw an increase.
Housing affordability improved on an annual basis. Most property types became more affordable to purchase, although affordability for four‑bedroom houses remained broadly unchanged. A working household with mean net income was able to service a mortgage affordably on the purchase price of a median‑priced one‑bedroom flat. However:
- such a household could not affordably service a mortgage on a median‑priced two‑bedroom flat or on a median‑priced house of any size
- the ratio of median dwelling price to equivalised median household income decreased for most property types, except for four‑bedroom houses, for which the ratio increased
Other main points covered by the report include:
- Advertised private sector rental prices were 1% lower than in the previous year.
- Property turnover increased by 36%, reflecting higher sales across all property types.
- New analysis also shows that over 95% of private sector landlords in Jersey owned five or fewer rental properties, accounting for 70% of all private sector rental dwellings.