New dwellings; input price indices building costs 2021=100

New dwellings; input price indices building costs 2021=100

Cost components Periods Input price indices (2021=100) Changes compared to one year earlier (%)
Total building costs 2018 91.3
Total building costs 2019 93.8 2.7
Total building costs 2020 95.7 2.0
Total building costs 2021 100.0 4.5
Total building costs 2022 109.2 9.2
Total building costs 2023 January 114.1 8.7
Total building costs 2023 February 114.4 8.5
Total building costs 2023 March 115.2 7.6
Total building costs 2023 April 115.6 6.2
Total building costs 2023 May 115.7 5.7
Total building costs 2023 June 115.6 6.0
Total building costs 2023 July 115.9 5.2
Total building costs 2023 August 115.6 4.9
Total building costs 2023 September 115.6 4.1
Total building costs 2023 October 115.6 3.6
Total building costs 2023 November 115.4 3.6
Total building costs 2023 December 115.5 3.9
Total building costs 2023 115.4 5.6
Total building costs 2024 January* 117.3 2.9
Total building costs 2024 February* 117.3 2.5
Total building costs 2024 March* 117.4 1.9
Total building costs 2024 April* 117.1 1.3
Total building costs 2024 May* 116.9 1.0
Total building costs 2024 June* 117.1 1.2
Total building costs 2024 July* 120.4 3.9
Total building costs 2024 August* 120.4 4.1
Total building costs 2024 September* 120.2 4.0
Total building costs 2024 October* 120.0 3.8
Wages 2018 92.6
Wages 2019 95.0 2.6
Wages 2020 98.8 4.0
Wages 2021 100.0 1.2
Wages 2022 102.9 2.9
Wages 2023 January 105.4 3.3
Wages 2023 February 105.4 3.3
Wages 2023 March 107.0 4.7
Wages 2023 April 107.1 4.3
Wages 2023 May 107.1 4.3
Wages 2023 June 107.1 4.3
Wages 2023 July 108.4 5.6
Wages 2023 August 108.4 5.6
Wages 2023 September 108.4 4.3
Wages 2023 October 108.4 4.3
Wages 2023 November 108.4 4.3
Wages 2023 December 108.4 4.3
Wages 2023 107.5 4.4
Wages 2024 January* 111.4 5.7
Wages 2024 February* 111.4 5.7
Wages 2024 March* 111.6 4.3
Wages 2024 April* 111.7 4.3
Wages 2024 May* 111.7 4.3
Wages 2024 June* 111.7 4.3
Wages 2024 July* 117.9 8.8
Wages 2024 August* 117.9 8.8
Wages 2024 September* 118.0 8.8
Wages 2024 October* 117.9 8.8
Building materials 2018 90.4
Building materials 2019 92.9 2.8
Building materials 2020 93.0 0.2
Building materials 2021 100.0 7.5
Building materials 2022 115.0 14.9
Building materials 2023 January 122.2 13.8
Building materials 2023 February 122.8 13.3
Building materials 2023 March 122.9 10.2
Building materials 2023 April 123.7 7.8
Building materials 2023 May 123.8 6.9
Building materials 2023 June 123.7 7.6
Building materials 2023 July 122.9 4.9
Building materials 2023 August 122.2 4.2
Building materials 2023 September 122.3 4.0
Building materials 2023 October 122.2 3.0
Building materials 2023 November 121.8 3.1
Building materials 2023 December 122.0 3.6
Building materials 2023 122.7 6.7
Building materials 2024 January* 122.6 0.3
Building materials 2024 February* 122.4 -0.3
Building materials 2024 March* 122.5 -0.4
Building materials 2024 April* 121.9 -1.4
Building materials 2024 May* 121.3 -2.0
Building materials 2024 June* 121.7 -1.6
Building materials 2024 July* 122.1 -0.6
Building materials 2024 August* 122.1 -0.1
Building materials 2024 September* 121.7 -0.5
Building materials 2024 October* 121.3 -0.7
Source: CBS.
Explanation of symbols

Table explanation


This table contains monthly figures on the input price index of new dwellings; input price indices building costs to monitor the costs of new dwellings (labour and materials) in the Netherlands.

An input price index is determined on the basis of price changes of the various cost components making up the product - in this case a new dwelling.
Changes in the prices of building equipment (tools and machinery), general costs, profit and risk are not included in the input price index. Other cost components, such as energy and transport, are also not taken into account as their influence on the final cost price is relatively modest. Land costs are also not included in the index.

Data available from: January 2018

Status of the figures:
The price index figures for wages and the total construction costs are final until 2023.
The figures for building materials are final until May 2024.

Changes as of November 29th, 2024:
Figures for the month of October have been added.

Since this publication, a switch has been made to a different rounding strategy, whereby the changes are calculated on unrounded index figures and annual figures are calculated from rounded and published figures. With this switch there is more consistency with other statistics on Statline and statistics from Eurostat. As a result, mutations have changed across the entire series.

When will new figures be published?
New figures are published about 30 days after the month under review.

Description topics

Input price indices
Input price indices are based on producers’ costs. Input price indices of new dwellings relate to the prices of labour and building materials. The series is calculated from changes in labour prices in construction and costs of materials used in residential building.

Changes in the prices of building equipment (tools and machinery), general costs, profit and risk are not included in the input price index.
Changes compared to one year earlier
Year-on-year change, expressed as a percentage. The price index of a period compared with the price index of the same period one year earlier.

The year-on-year changes of the price indices of the series 2010=100 is calculated based on unrounded price indices. The percentages mentioned in the table from 1990 with 2000 as base year are based on rounded price indices until review period January 2013. Therefore the year-on-year development can differ from the percentages provided in this table. From 2013 on, the year-on-year developments in both tables are calculated on unrounded price indices.