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ARTICLE · 14 MAY 2026

Jersey House Price Index Figures Released For Q1 2026

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Statistics Jersey's Q1 2026 House Price Index reveals a complex property market landscape, with average values declining 5% year-over-year while showing signs of stabilization with only a 1% quarterly decrease. The data exposes divergent trends across property types, rental market shifts, and changing buyer behavior amid global economic uncertainty.

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This morning Statistics Jersey released its report on the House Price Index (HPI) for the first quarter of 2026, which provides us with a superb overview as to how the year has commenced.

Property prices

Average property values continue to decrease, the last quarter by an average rate of 5% compared to the corresponding first quarter of 2025, but only by 1% compared to that of the last quarter of 2025.

Average property prices for quarter one of 2026 

Average property prices for quarter one of 2026, compared with quarter four of 2025 are as follows:

  • One-bedroom apartments increased by £11,000 to £310,000
  • Two-bedroom apartments increased by £10,000 to £506,000
    Two-bedroom houses decreased by £81,000 to £471,000 (it should be noted this bracket is sensitive to values due to low turnover)

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