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Summary of Knight Frank Global House Price Index Report

• Global house prices increased by an average of 10.3% in nominal terms in 2021, while real growth moderated due to inflation.
• Turkey had the highest nominal annual price growth at 59%, while Australia led in real terms with an increase of 17.5%.
• The top five performing countries in nominal terms are Turkey, New Zealand, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Australia, with similar rankings in real terms.
• Only three markets experienced price declines: Malaysia, Malta, and Morocco.
• Factors contributing to strong growth include government support such as mortgage holidays or subsidies.
• Growth is expected to moderate in 2022 amid risks like inflation and geopolitical tensions, including the Ukraine crisis, which may reduce central bank interest rate hikes.