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Owner occupied housing price index (prc_hpi_oo)

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Compiling agency: National Institute of Statistics (INS), Romania.

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The OOHPI is based on the ‘net acquisitions’ approach, which measures changes in prices paid by households for the acquisition of dwellings that are new to the household sector and changes in other costs related to the ownership, and transfer of ownership, of dwellings.

13 November 2024

The main statistical variables are price indices.

The basic unit of statistical observation are transaction prices of dwellings new to the household sector and of other products that the households acquire in their role as owner-occupiers.

The target population is set of all transactions of dwellings new to households sector and also, other owner-occupiers’ housing expenditure are covered (e.g. costs related to the transfer of ownership, costs related to the ownership.

Entire area of the country is covered.

OOHPI is a quarterly statistics.

The accuracy of the OOHPI is assured by following Eurostat's methodological recommendation.

The following units are used:

  • Index point;
  • Percentage change on the same period of the previous year (rates);
  • Percentage change on the previous period (rates);
  • Percentage share of the total (weights).

See below.

See below.

Quarterly (OOHPI) and annually (weights).

OOHPI is not disseminated nationally.

Not applicable.

Data are comparable over time, first index is the 2010 first quarter index.