Available headline data are generally compiled from commercial data supplied by MSCI (www.msci.com). For the experimental European aggregates, when a country prefers a different source these data are included replacing that reported by MSCI and using the appropriate code. The data are heterogeneous in terms of the transaction or valuation based methodologies used. Therefore, comparisons between countries or of different sources within individual countries should be made with caution. The indicators are generally available at quarterly frequency. Breakdowns of the data are also available but these are strictly shown by the type of data collection i.e. transaction based or valuation based.
Mainly commercial data sources, supplemented where appropriate with other national sources.
Source of weights: National accounts for ECB estimates; MSCI internal estimates of stock of properties for MSCI data.
Quarterly
For information about the naming convention (series key dimensions and metadata), refer to the RESC underlying DSD (ECB_RES1) maintained by the ECB.
European aggregates are compiled by MSCI as simple sums of the value based data expressed in euro (converted using quarter average exchange rates if required).
Nature of weights: ECB estimates: GDP shares, MSCI: stock of properties. Period of current index weights: ECB: 2012; MSCI 2011.
Data non seasonally adjusted
Frequency of weight update: yearly.
RESC - Real Estate Statistics - Commercial Property
Mainly commercial data sources, supplemented where appropriate with other national sources.
The timeliness and frequency of the available data differs considerably. Euro area estimates will be released by the ECB at 65 days after the end of the reference quarter.
Download the series catalogue containing a full list of series and associated metadata of the dataset RESC in CSV format (zipped)
Please note that the data published under the Commercial property prices (CPP) dataset has been migrated to the Real Estate Statistics – Commercial property (RESC) dataset, which is part of the newly created Real Estate Statistics key family (RES). This change will allow us to publish additional indicators as well as regional breakdowns.