New Housing Construction Costs Up 0.1% in July with Yearly Growth of 3.6%
Friday, 6 September 2024, 10:12
Monthly Cost Increase in Housing Construction
The INE National Statistics Institute reported that construction costs for new housing saw a slight increase of 0.1% in July compared to June. This incremental rise suggests a steady demand in the market despite broader economic challenges.
Yearly Trends in Housing Costs
When observing the year-over-year statistics, the costs rose by 3.6%, underscoring a robust trend in housing development expenses. Stakeholders in real estate and construction need to consider these factors in their future planning and investment strategies.
- Short-term increase in construction expenses
- Continued pressure from inflation
- Implications for housing supply
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