Cost of Construction of Houses Slowed in July
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In July, material prices rose 6.3% and labour costs rose 7.3%. Among the materials, copper wire had the highest price rise.
In July material prices rose 6.3%, compared to 6.4% in June, and labour costs rose 7.3%, less 1.1 percentage points than in the previous month.
In the month under review, material prices rose 6.3%, compared to 6.4% in June, and labour costs rose 7.3%, less 1.1 percentage points than in the previous month.
New construction costs will have increased 6.8% in July, in homologous terms, with materials rising 6.3% and labor 7.3%, according to an estimate released today by the National Institute of Statistics. The content Construction costs of new houses rise 6.8% in July appears first in National Sheet.
The materials have risen 6.3% and the m o-de-labra 7.3%, according to an estimate published this day by the National Institute of Statistics.
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