Prices for Apartments in Azerbaijan Increased by 10.1%
During the fourth quarter of last year, prices for housing in Azerbaijan increased on average by 0.6% .The growth rate of prices in the primary housing market in October-December was ahead of the secondary market by 0.3%, according to the State Statistics Committee.
According to SSC estimates, in the fourth quarter of 2014, prices for apartments in Azerbaijan increased by 10.1% compared to the same period in 2013. In annual terms, the primary market apartment prices rose by 9.1%, while the secondary market prices rose even more - 10.1%.
Moderately rising are prices for apartments in luxury buildings, where unrepaired area is offered at 1,500 manat and more per 1 square meter. In new buildings such apartments rose at an annualized rate by 3.8%, while in the secondary market they rose by 5.8%. 08D
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