These indicators differ in terms of representativeness, periodicity, timeliness, breakdowns, and length of the time series. These data show that the prices of both residential and commercial property have risen considerably since 2010 (Figure 4). Owner-occupied housing is currently about 25 per cent more expensive than in 2010, and prices for multi-family dwellings have increased by about 40 per cent.
On average, commercial property prices have also increased by 25 per cent since 2010, driven mostly by prices for office space. As regards commercial property prices, however, many conceptual issues still need to be clarified.