Now comes the numbers – so it went with the house prices in 2016 – Aftenposten

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House prices are now 12.8 per cent higher than twelve months ago, significantly higher than the predictions.

House prices in 2016, the growth in prices is historically high. 2006 had higher growth, but 2016 is going to be one of the historical years. The forecasts in the beginning of the year was three to five per cent. We missed quite considerably. We were not alone in it, ” says Christian Vammervold Dreyer, managing director of the Estate in Norway.

It has been extremely strong market in the Eastern regions, high activity in the housing market and the abnormally large regional differences, sums up the Opportunities.”

In December 2016 rose house prices nominal 0.5 per cent, adjusted for seasonality by 1.1 per cent. It showed boligprisstatistikken from the Estate of Norway in cooperation with the land value and Find.no, that was laid out Wednesday morning.

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The strongest rise in 2016 had Oslo and Drammen, respectively 23,3 per cent and 16.5 per cent. There are districts in Oslo with a growth of 25 per cent.

price change in the last year – huge regional variations

• Oslo: nok 23.3 per cent
• Bergen: 4.9 per cent
• Trondheim: 10.3 per cent
• Stavanger: -2,6 per cent
• Kristiansand: 4.3%
• Tromsø: 7.5 percent
• Fredrikstad: 12,6 per cent
• Asker: 15.2 per cent
• Bærum: to 17.6 per cent
• Akershus: 15,8 per cent
• Oregon: 16.5 percent
• Vestfold: 9.3%
• Telemark: 10.2 per cent
• Vest-Agder: 4.0%
• Rogaland: -0,4 per cent
• Hordaland: 5.0 per cent
• Sør-Trøndelag county: 9.9 percent
• Nord-Trøndelag: 7.3 per cent
• Norway: 12.8 per cent

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Borettslagsleiligheter 30 per cent up

Earlier this week the la Obos forward their figures. Oslo-prices rose almost 30 per cent in the last year.

In the most expensive districts in Oslo is kvadratmeterprisen on Obos-housing in day of about 80,000 Norwegian kroner. In the most affordable neighborhoods is the price around 50,000 nok pr. square meters.

Where will the prices in 2017?

Property Uk believe prices are rising nine to eleven per cent. Oslo, ten to twelve per cent, Bergen, four to six per cent, Trondheim, norway, four to six per cent, and Stavanger, one to three per cent.

All the experts we’ve talked with think property prices rising in 2017. It varies how much they think prices will go up, but several think the trend will be muted halfway point in the year.

Grethe Wittenberg Meier, managing director, Brokerages, dump truck prices are rising nine per cent and 15 per cent in Oslo in 2017.

In Oslo, on the other hand, I think we will continue with the development from 2016 with too little homes there for sale and too many buyers. It becomes a battle of the objects further, says Meier.

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DNB Markets, predicts a rise in house prices of nine percent in 2017, but is among those who believe boligprisveksten attenuated in the course of 2017.

Kyrre Aamdal, senior economist in DNB Markets, believe inflation remains high in the beginning of the year, but that the new boliglånsforskriften, which are introduced 1. January may slow the growth a bit.

Also Olav Chen, senior portfolio manager at Storebrand, think it begins with high pressure, especially in the Oslo area. He anticipates that it calms itself in the course of the coming year.

In Oslo we have a peculiar situation with respect to supply and demand. There is a certain etterheng in demand, ” says Chen who think the new boliglånsforskriften can curb the market.

– Strong price increases in the first few months

House prices will rise by nine to 11 per cent in 2017, has the Property of Norway predicted.

– We expect a strong price inflation in the first months of 2017, while the market throughout the year will follow a more normal development with the flattening in the price development in the summer months and a smaller decline at the end of the year. We also expect that the regional differences in price movements will become increasingly smaller beyond in 2017, ” says president and ceo Christian Vammervold Dreyer of the Estate in Norway, according to a press release.

Oslo, norway-the market is the locomotive that pulls up the national average, mean, Carl O. Geving, managing director of Norwegian real estate agents (NEF).

The extreme price and the debt growth create the head of water with the potential to tear with the rest of the country if there is a serious financial imbalance, mean Geving.