The largest increase in housing prices in the world for the last year showed Turkey, Sweden and New Zealand. In Russia, a square meter of residential property for the 12 months rose by 1.5 percent in the first three months of 2016 at 3.6 percent, according to the analytical materials, published by Knight Frank.
According to the quarterly report Global House Price Index in the first quarter of 2016 housing on the 55 key markets of the world rose by 3.4 percent. Overall for the year in 43 countries square meter rose, 12 fell. The most noticeable drop in prices occurred in the Ukraine — 10.5% (minus 2.8 percent for the last quarter).
In a number of countries have demonstrated over the past year, the largest increase in housing prices, were: Turkey, Sweden, New Zealand, Lithuania, Malta, Australia, Mexico, Israel, Austria and Ireland.
Previously, the company “Inkom-real Estate” published data on an unprecedented 50 percent year over year — increase share of apartments costing up to five million rubles on the secondary housing market of Moscow. In absolute terms, the number of secondary offerings at a price of less than five million rubles has also doubled, from 1,279 thousand to 2,597 thousand objects.
According to analysts ‘ estimates “Inkom-real Estate” average cost of secondary housing in Moscow in may 2016 was made 184,2 thousand rubles per square meter, down from the beginning of the year by 1.3 percent.
