The data displays the annual change in luxury housing prices in selected markets worldwide from the second quarter of 2017 to the second quarter 2018. In the second quarter of 2018, luxury home prices in San Francisco were 9.5% higher than in the second quarter of 2017.
Guangzhou | 11.9 |
Singapore | 11.5 |
Madrid | 10.3 |
San Francisco | 9.5 |
Tokyo | 9.4 |
Edinburgh | 9.4 |
Berlin | 8.5 |
Cape Town | 8.2 |
Los Angeles | 7.8 |
Beijing | 7.3 |
Moscow | 6.6 |
Zurich | 6.6 |
Hong Kong | 6.4 |
Paris | 6 |
Sydney | 5.7 |
Toronto | 5.5 |
Melbourne | 5.4 |
Frankfurt | 4.2 |
Bangkok | 3.4 |
Brisbane | 3.4 |
Shanghai | 3.3 |
Miami | 3.3 |
Perth | 2.7 |
Geneva | 1.7 |
Jakarta | 1.5 |
Monaco | 1 |
Mumbai | 0.6 |
Milan | 0.5 |
Kuala Lumpur | 0.3 |
Vienna | 0.2 |
New York | 0.1 |
Dublin | 0 |
Delhi | -0.1 |
St. Petersburg | -0.7 |
Dubai | -0.8 |
Nairobi | -1.4 |
London | -1.8 |
Bengaluru | -2 |
Istanbul | -2.4 |
Rome | -3.8 |
Taipei | -6 |
Vancouver | -6.2 |
Stockholm | -8.4 |