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The INE records an increase in the price of housing of 80% since 2015, with increases in both new and second-hand worksVivienda seeks housing: the requirements of the new public company to buy houses from individuals and companies The real estate market does not give pause and prices continue to tighten.The housing increased in 2025 an average of 12.7%, in which it is the most pronounced increase in a year since 2007, the year before the explosi…
The price of free housing skyrocketed an average of 12.7% last year, 4.3 points more year-on-year and its highest rebound since 2007, when it rose 9.8%, according to the Index of Housing Prices (IPV) of the National Institute of Statistics (INE) published this Friday. With this increase, it chains 12 consecutive years of increments, although the latter was the largest in the series, which starts in 2007. Continue reading...
Only during the housing bubble did housing prices rise as sharply as it did last year. Adding up new homes with second-hand homes, all of them on average rose 12.9% in 2025, a figure only exceeded by 13.1% in early 2007, one year before the immobilitarian market jumped into the air. According to data provided by the INE this Friday, prices for new construction houses rose 11.2% compared to the 2024 results; while those for second-hand homes did …
The price of housing rose on average by 12.7 per cent in 2025, the highest rate since 2007.
The price of housing in Galicia rose 14.1% in 2025 compared to the previous year. This is the highest rate of the historical series that began in 2007, in full housing bubble, according to data published this Friday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE).
Consensus of the Bankinter Market The Index of Housing Prices, elaborated by the INE, points to a rise of +12.9% year-on-year in 4Q25 compared to +12.8% previous. In inter-quarter terms +1.8% vs +2.9% previous). We estimate housing prices +7% in 2026e, again surpassing the nominal growth of the economy, and conditioned above all by a clear lack of supply. Rent has ceased to be a viable option for natural demand, with rates of effort higher than…
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