Tuesday, December 9, 2014

The price of private housing fell by 2% in the third quarter and … – Europa Press

The price of private housing fell by 2% in the third quarter and … – Europa Press

Updated 09/12/2014 11:11:25 CET

He had to decline since the fourth quarter of 2008 but rebounded in the second quarter of this year (+0.1%)

SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, 9 December (IRIN) -.

The price of the free housing fell 2% in the third quarter in Galicia in relation to the same period last year, which retake the downward trend after a slight rebound in the second quarter, 0.1%.

Earlier, prices free housing had decreased in Galician for more than five years –in particular, they did so for 21 consecutive quarters since the fourth quarter of 2008 -.

In annual rate, housing prices Free were driven primarily by the second-hand housing, which fell 1.6%. Meanwhile, new housing reflects a decline in prices of 0.7% in the community, according to data published Tuesday the National Statistics Institute (INE) .

With regard to the second quarter –tasa intertrimestral–, prices of private housing in Galicia fell eight tenths, 0.1% for new housing and again further, 1.2 % in the second-hand housing.

However, in so far this year private housing accumulates an increase of 1.6% in the community, from 5.1% in housing new and unchanged (0.0%) in the second hand.

STATE DATA

At the state assembly, the prices of private housing rose 0.3% in the third quarter versus the same period last year, which strung two quarters upwards after six years of annual declines.

The annual rise of housing prices in the third quarter was moderate compared to that recorded in the second quarter when the price increase was 0.8%.

The housing prices began to fall in the second quarter of 2008 (-0.3% ) and remained so until the second quarter of this year, when he showed his first rally after 24 negative quarters.

By type of housing, housing prices rose 0.1% used in the third quarter year on year, compared with an increase of 0.2% in the previous quarter, while new housing rose by 0.8%, a rate 1.1 points lower than the second quarter (+ 1.9%).

QUARTERLY RISE 0.2%

On a quarterly basis (third quarter over the second quarter), the price of private housing recorded an increase of 0.2% and adding two consecutive quarters upwards after rising 1.7% in the April-June period.

By type of housing, prices for new recorded a quarterly increase of 1.2% accelerating six tenths its increase over the second quarter (+ 0.6%) and chaining three quarters of consecutive rallies.

Meanwhile, prices of second-hand housing remained steady in the third quarter from the previous quarter, in contrast to the remarkable increase of 1.9% recorded between April and June.

NINE COMMUNITIES WITH TAXES QUARTERLY NEGATIVE

the third quarter of this year, a total of eight regions recorded positive quarterly rates in housing prices, with the greatest increases the Balearics (+ 2.1%) and Cantabria (+ 1.7%), while nine experienced setbacks, especially Navarra (-2.3%) and Extremadura (-2.2%).

In-year, six communities in the third quarter showed positive rates, while ten other registered sign negative and Andalusia, it remained unchanged. The steepest annual fall corresponded to Navarra (-6.9%) and Extremadura (-4.6%), while the largest rallies took place in Madrid (+ 2.8%) and Cantabria (+2%).

A total of 12 communities cut their annual rate in the third quarter from the previous quarter, especially Galicia and La Rioja, where rates fell 2.1 and 1.8 points to -2% and -3.5%, respectively.

The largest increases in the annual change in the price of private housing were recorded in Asturias, up half a point to -1.5%, and Murcia and Aragon, with annual rates three tenths higher than in the second quarter to 1.5% and 2%, respectively.

The IPV published statistic is compatible with the requirements of Eurostat and complements published quarterly by the Ministry of Development. Among its objectives is to serve as a point of comparison between Member States relating to housing prices.

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