House price statistics from the real estate Norway, Finn.no and Property Value shows that house prices rose 1.3 percent on a monthly basis in April.
Adjusted for seasonal variations, prices rose 0, 5 percent on a monthly basis.
The twelve-month growth was 7.9 percent. In March was årisveksten over the year also at 7.9 percent, while the corresponding figure for February was 8.7 percent.
– we will see a fall in the annual growth in the coming months. In April, the development thus sideways, says CEO. Direkter Christian Vammervold Dreyer.
The seasonally adjusted house prices have thus risen 16 months in a row. Property Norway underlines as usual that there are large regional differences.
– The housing market is still characterized by high activity. There were record sales in both April and on an annual basis so far, says Dreyer.
Almost record
It was in April 8146 sold properties in Norway, compared with 8,658 in March and 6687 in February.
According to Dreyer, it is close to the record level of April and very strong in terms of Easter.
How was inflation in major cities in April:
Oslo: 1.4%
Tromsø: 1.6%
Bergen: 1.5%
Kristiansand: 1.2%
Trondheim: 1.3%
Stavanger: + 0.4%
Over the past year Tromso risen most, by 14.6 percent. Oslo and Bergen has experienced growth respectively. 11.4 and 10.0 percent.
In the second enen of the scale, Stavanger and Sandnes, with annual growth of 0.4 percent.
All regions had inflation in April.
13.973 homes for sale
Average turnover for housing has fallen from 38 to 33 days from April last year.
In March dissemination time 34 days and in February to 42 days.
The number of homes for sale has increased much from the previous month. There are now 13,973 homes for sale on Finn.no, which is 5.1 percent below last year.
In April 2014 there was 14,741 homes for sale Find. Corresponding figures for February and March were respectively. 11,077 and 10,229.
The age of the active housing ads fell from 41 days in March to 28 days in April.
– We expect that the number of homes for sale will continue to increase until summer, which will provide a continued moderate inflation, says Dreyer.
– I repeats ad nauseam that there are major regional differences, and that the Norwegian housing market is not a single market.
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