Investor data & insights
A practical reference point for the markets Solara covers, built from official statistics, central banks, land registries and government bodies. Each card states its original source and covered period.
Figures are factual market context only. They are not forecasts, return estimates, property rankings or personal investment, financial, mortgage, tax or legal advice.
Official sources by market
Check the source period before comparing markets: coverage, methodology and release cadence differ by country.
UK
Office for National Statistics
Private rent and house prices, UK
Context note: The latest ONS estimates are provisional and the rent methodologies differ across UK nations.
UAE
Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre
Abu Dhabi Real Estate Market Report
Context note: This is Abu Dhabi registered activity; Dubai data uses a different official source and should not be combined without methodology checks.
Qatar
Qatar Ministry of Justice
Real Estate Bulletin
Context note: The bulletin reports registered contracts, not asking prices, rents, yields or a repeat-sales price index.
Indonesia
Bank Indonesia
Residential Property Price Survey — Primary Market
Context note: The Bank Indonesia survey is primary-market context and is not a nationwide transaction-price or rental index.
Thailand
Bank of Thailand
Residential Property Price Index
Context note: These are indices, not quoted sale prices or forecasts; the series uses mortgage-loan data and a hedonic methodology.
Cyprus
Central Bank of Cyprus
Residential Property Price Index
Context note: The Central Bank index is valuation-based and the contracts context covers all property types, not residential property only.
How to use this page
The reporting period is shown beside each source because published figures may describe an earlier month, quarter or half-year.
Price indices, transaction counts, registered contracts and rental measures are different tools; they should not be treated as like-for-like returns.
Every data point links to the publisher so you can read the definition, methodology and any revisions in full.
Use the information to shape informed questions, then speak to the appropriate professional for advice specific to your circumstances.
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