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The House Is Expensive 12.2% in the First Trimester, Its Biggest Increase in 18 Years
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Prices chain up 40 quarters in a context marked by a supply deficit in the face of rising demand and falling interest rates that have reduced mortgages Read
Month by month, housing statistics continue to break records. Number of mortgages, sales and prices are accelerating at the rate of the housing bubble. From a time to this part, 2007 has become the new threshold and reference period in which statistics are looked at. This morning the National Institute of Statistics (INE) has published the price data regarding the first quarter of this year, which do not give any surprises and confirm that the r…
The price of housing increased to 12.2% year-on-year in the first quarter, the largest increase in 18 years.
Owners increased the listing prices of single-family homes by an average of 11 percent in one year, which is much lower than the increase in the price of apartments. Let's see what is behind the more moderate increase, and what differences we see between individual subtypes and parts of the country!
Two years after the approval of the Housing Law, one of the ‘hitos’ of Pedro Sánchez’s last legislature and endorsed by Congress a few days before the president activated the election button in 2023, housing prices have not only not stabilized, but are growing at a rate almost four times higher, at a time when the lack of supply has caused second-hand homes, for the first time, to be more expensive than those of new construction. The INE data pu…
Consensus of the Market CdM Coinciding with the beginning of the Conference of Presidents, whose central axis will be the issue of housing, it has been known that the price of houses has skyrocketed by 12.2% in the first trimester of the year, its greatest year-on-year increase since the first trimester of 2007, when it rose by 13.1%. With this new increase, the price of free housing accumulates 44 consecutive quarters of year-on-year increases…
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