Jersey States Member Scorecard

AN INDEPENDENT RECORD OF EVERY PROMISE MADE IN THE STATES OF JERSEY

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Jersey · Housing · 1985–2025

Jersey house prices have fallen for three straight years.

The House Price Index peaked at 247.5 in 2022 and has fallen 12% since - though it remains 119 points above the 2002 base.

Index, 2025 (2002 = 100)
219.0Index, 2025 (2002 = 100)
Year-on-year, 2025
-1%Year-on-year, 2025
Since 2002 base
+119Since 2002 base
Since 2022 peak
-12%Since 2022 peak
Statistics Jersey’s House Price Index, weighted across all Jersey residential property sales recorded in the Royal Court, not just first-time-buyer or one property type. A small number of very high- or low-value transactions can move the index more in a thin year than in a busy one. 2025 marks a third straight year of decline after the sharp 2021-2022 run-up.

Reading the index

What the index covers

Index base: 2002 = 100. Covers all Jersey residential property sales recorded in the Royal Court over the whole published run, 1985-2025.

One figure per year, all residential property types combined, island-wide - not split by property type or parish. That breadth is what makes it comparable across the whole forty-year run, at the cost of not showing whether flats, terraces and detached houses have moved together or apart.

opendata.gov.je, "House Price Statistics", Annual House Price Index Numbers and Percentage Changes