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Thousandfold Difference between Market Values of Land in Baku
Land in the capital of Azerbaijan fell in the value in July. Though it is insignificant (0.7%), the difference is a fact.
Compared with June, the price of the land market of Baku in July fell to an average of $14,895 per 100 m2.
According to the monthly monitoring of the Public Association "The market property", the largest decline was observed in the Yasamal district of Baku (- 1.1%).
In July, 80.4% of the sites offered for auction (746.1 ha) were uninhabitable. The highest price for land in July was recorded in the Nasimi district, near a tea factory ($ 350,000 per 100 m2), and the lowest - in the village Pirekishkul of the Absheron region ($ 350 per 100 m2).
Non-residential premises for commercial purposes in Baku were at a price of $2,864 per m2 (- 0.2%). Compared with the same period in 2011, prices in this segment decreased 0.4%. The number of proposals for this category of goods decreased 1%.
The total number of contracts signed in July compared with June also decreased - by 0.7%.
The largest decline in prices in July was recorded in the Binagadi district - by 0.8%, while the largest increase in prices was in Garadagh (by 0.2%).
The price for the lease of non-residential premises for commercial purposes in Baku in July fell by 0.1%. - 17D-
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- Economics
- 29 August 2012 17:02
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