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The price of apartments is stabilizing

The latest data from the Republic Geodetic Institute regarding housing prices are reassuring, at least when it comes to real estate prices.

Namely, as stated in the semi-annual report, after two years of intense dynamic price growth, the trend of calming down and stabilizing continues.

The total amount of money that was used for the purchase of real estate in the same period is 3.3 billion euros, which is 81 percent more compared to the first half of the year before the corona virus in 2019, and seven percent less compared to the same period last year.

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When it comes to the method of payment, seven percent of all payments are from loans, which is five percent less than in 2022.

257.6 million euros or eight percent of the total value was set aside for the purchase of houses. For construction land, 220 million euros or seven percent. 178 million euros or five percent for the payment of office space and 105.3 or three percent for agricultural land.

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