Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Red-hot housing market is confirmed by new statistics – Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet

Red-hot housing market is confirmed by new statistics – Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet

Valueguard have taken forward several indexes related to the housing market here at home. These indices have, like Mäklarstatistiks numerical data, aim to reflect changes in prices for apartments and houses as relevant as possible.

The overall index, which includes the change in price for both villas and apartments in Sweden lifted by 2.2 per cent from October to November. Tenant index separately increased by 0.8 percent, while the villa index increased 3.0 percent during the measurement period.

In Sweden, Stockholm and Gothenburg is the index of both condominiums and villas at its highest level so far .

Malmo other hand, has not yet reached all time high. The last month the index value for owner is 2.0 percent lower than the maximum value from August 2007. The index of villas, however, verging on the record – that is 0.1 percent lower than the highest value so far in February 2011.

From the twelve-month perspective, it is generally clear up on all fronts for all indices are reported. Villa Prize in Stockholm, for example, up 14.8 percent, while Borätt engines which have lifted 14.7 percent.

In Gothenburg, housing allowances up 16.5 percent over this period, while the villas have risen by 10.2 percent.

Valueguard Index is based in part on the same data from sales that Mäklarstatistik uses but also takes into account other factors.

For example, Valueguard Index adjusted for the type of item that has been translated. Effects of monthly seasonal pattern in prices is not done.

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