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Obos-chief Daniel Kjørberg Siraj reports about a violent craving for småleiligheter.
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Today’s Business and industry talked about on Tuesday that the interest for småleiligheter in Oslo provides extreme prisutslag. The current Obos apartment at Bjølsen in Oslo east was sold for 156.000 kroner per square meter.
There is intense craving for småleiligheter, says Obos-chief Daniel Kjørberg Siraj to Dagens Næringsliv.
It marks the well with Obos.
– the Reason why Obos-inflation drag a bit from, is that many of our homes are typical etterkrigstidsbebyggelse with apartments of one, two or three rooms, ” says Obos-chief Daniel Siraj to Dagens Næringsliv.
Obos notified Tuesday morning that the prices of used Obos – housing rose by 2.3 per cent in January. Thus, a Obos-housing 27.1 percent more expensive than it was in January 2016.
– investment market
Siraj tells us that Obos is experiencing tremendous demand for small apartments, and refers to a nyboligprosjekt in Nydalen in Oslo, Lillo farm.
– In January we posted 21 two room there, all was torn away on the same night. And snittalderen on the buyers was 53 years, “says Siraj, and continues:
– It is the investment market, as either the buyer to hire, or to children and grandchildren,” says Obos-boss.
In Oslo, there are introduced new rules for mortgages, the rules should help to mitigate boligprisveksten through among other things, set stringent requirements on loans for the purchase of second homes.
Need to build more
Siraj believes that boligmangel also is an important factor, and that Oslo politicians must serve the increased residential construction.
– It’s a long time since they were informed about the lack of small apartments. Now, we expect that the city council follow up the setting from the boligvekstutvalget with concrete measures that will put the momentum in residential construction, says the Obos-the boss.
He believes this can help to curb the huge rise in prices.
– If it is approved it to be built several small apartments can, it help psychologically to curb pressures in the housing market. One knows that it comes something, it’s not so hurry to get something now, ” says Siraj.
still Waiting prices to rise
After an average price increase of all London homes in the last year 23 per cent in Oslo, continues the market further upwards in January. It confirms the leaders of the five eiendomsmeglerkjeder to Today’s Business.
ceo Terje Halvorsen in DNB Eiendom estimates that the supply in Oslo now is 25 per cent lower than in the same period of last year.
Friday, Norges real estate agents until fresh statistics concerning inflation in the housing market. Follow with on DN.no!
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