So went in house prices in October – Hegnar Online

Boligprisstatistikk from the Estate Norway, Finn.en and land value indicates that house prices rose by 0.6 per cent in October.

House prices usually fall a bit in October and adjusted for seasonal variations, were house prices are still up 1.4 percent.

- It is violently much, ” says Christian Vammervold Dreyer of the Estate in Norway, which compares the price with a nyttårsrakett.

Annual growth on the national level, then, at 12.0 per cent. It will say that the house prices by the end of October was 12 per cent higher than in October of last year. In september, the annual growth of 10.0 per cent and in august was 9.1 percent.

Oslo, up 22 percent

the Oslo and Drammen had the strongest price growth with respectively 1.8 and 1.2 per cent, while Haugesund and Sandnes had the weakest price trends. Here, prices fell by 0.7 per cent.

In Oslo, the prices have risen with the whole 21,7 per cent last year, while certain districts experience a growth of up to 25 per cent!

There was an increase also in Tromsø and Trondheim in October, with respectively 0.3 and 0.2 per cent respectively. In Drammen step bligprisene by 1.2 per cent.

In Stavanger, there was a decrease of 0.6 per cent and the same was the decrease in Kristiansand. In Bergen fell, house prices by 0.3 per cent in October. In Haugesund fell the most by 0.7 per cent.

Recovery in Trondheim is at 10.1 per cent in the last year, while the Tromsø record an increase of 7.2 per cent and Kristiansand with 4.1 per cent. In Bergen have house prices risen by 4.5 per cent last year.

In Stavanger, house prices fell by 3.9 per cent last year.

waiting

the ceo of Norwegian real estate agents, Carl O. Geving, says that the price rise was as expected.

Oslo is in a very difficult situation with the population growth, tilbudsunderskudd and violent boligprisutvikling. This concerns anyone who monitors the market. With the low byggetakten in Oslo it will take time before the offer is close to meeting the demand, ” he says.

such A strong price trends will, over time, reinforce the economic and social differences in the capital region. Oslo-the market is so extensive that the local price – and gjeldsutviklingen have national interest. It is the growth in the Oslo region that pulls the national average high., he says.

at the same time, this shows how pointless it is to manage demand through national measures. If the government should implement measures on the demand side, we recommend a regional profile, is the message from Geving.

Fewer homes sold

In October, it was sold 7.734 used housing, which is 4.3 per cent fewer than in the same month the year before.

because of The lower supply turnover was 15 per cent fewer homes in Oslo than in the same month in the previous year, while the decline nationwide was 4.3 percent.

Through 4. quarter, Norges Bank assumes that house prices will rise seasonally adjusted by about 0.7 per cent per month, so that annual growth in the average ports of 10.5 per cent for the fourth quarter, writes Handelsbanken Markets Marius Gonsholt Hov in today’s morgenrapport.

Knallsterkt in Obos

Figures from Obos showed earlier in the week that gjennomsnittsboligen in the Oslo area cost 61.025 million per square meter in October, corresponding to a decline of 0.1 per cent from september.

the Price rise so far this year is thus at 24,4 per cent.

Since October 2015 the prices have risen 23.7 per cent.

- We see this as a breather, and a natural leveling off of prices after a year with a particularly strong rise in prices. This is common in the autumn, and the same trend we saw last fall, said the communications director in Obos, Åge Pettersen.

On a national basis the average kvadratmeterprisen for used OBOS-affiliated housing into 53.809 million in October, down 0.3 percent from september, but up 19.8 per cent from the same month in the previous year.

It was made 698 ownership changes in the Obos in October, down from 877 in september and 812 in October of last year.

housing Cooperatives in Norway

Warranty Eiendomsmeglings prisstatistikk for housing cooperatives in Norway, which is prepared in cooperation with the general public, showed that the price of gjennomsnittsboligen rose by 2.0 per cent in October, to 37.249 million per square meter.

the Price rise in the last 12 months is at 15,7 per cent.

Prices are rising this month after a decline in september. October has traditionally been a variable month, so this development is positive. The twelve-month growth is now the highest we have recorded in nearly a decade. Especially in the Eastern regions the trend has been good the last year, said the managing director Stein Drogseth in the Guarantee real Estate earlier in the week.

It took an average of 36 days to get traded a borettslagsleilighet in October. It was four days less than in september, but one day more than in the same period last year.