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According to the latest idealist price report, the price of housing used in the Region of Murcia rose by 0.3% during the first quarter of 2019. With this increase, the square meter has remained at 998 euros.
If we take the interannual rate, the decrease in the Murcia region is 2.3%
The city of Murcia closed the winter with prices stabilized at 1,036 euros / m2.
The largest falls in the community are experienced by the municipalities of Abanilla (-9.8%), Mula (-8.8%) and Abarán (-5.6%).
The biggest increase was in Cieza, where property owners demand 6.5% more for their homes than three months ago, followed by an increase of 5.5% in Moratalla.
La Manga has the most exclusive market in the region (1,485 euros / m2) and Jumilla (479 euros / m2) the most economical.
For Fernando Encinar, head of studies of the mentioned portal, "the data confirm the stabilization in the prices of the housing for sale.
Although some municipalities register increases, the increases are still much lower than those registered in previous years.
The trend for 2019 points to this relaxation in prices, although the April and May elections will be the test of fire to know if it is consolidated or not.
Municipal policies regarding the creation of new housing, the thrust of tourism and the ability to generate employment could put pressure on prices in some capitals. "
Encinar says that "far from the ghost of the bubble and with more contained prices, housing transactions will continue on the same path of growth in which they ended 2018, with the support of low interest rates and competition from banks for grant mortgages. "
Soft climbs nationwide
The price of second-hand housing in Spain has ended the winter with a rise of 1.1%.
The square meter grows to 1,703 euros.
In the inter-annual calculation, the increase is 6%.
The report of the first quarter of 2019 shows that the price increases have reached two out of every three Spanish capitals.
Even so, the big markets begin to relax their growth rhythms and the higher increases move to other smaller markets.
If we look at the Autonomous Communities, 13 of them have seen their prices rise during this quarter, while 28 provinces manage to close the first quarter of the year in positive.
The city of Barcelona has left its prices per square meter at 4,217 euros, same value as a quarter ago.
If we look at the interannual data, the prices in the city have increased by 1.5% in the last 12 months.
Even so, prices remain 1.5% lower than the peak reached in September last year.
In Madrid: the expectations of the owners grow by 1%, which puts the price of the square meter in the capital at 3,721 euros.
In the year-on-year, the increase is 13.8%.
Prices in the capital of Spain are 0.5% lower than the maximum reached last February.
Valencia also increases the expectations of homeowners for sale.
The growth of 0.5% during the last three months has left the price of the square meter at 1,735 euros.
This price is 13% higher than the one registered in the city twelve months ago.
The cumulative drop since the explosion is 27.3%.
In Malaga prices have grown 2.7%, while growth has been 2.2% in Palma.
Among the big cities, prices also rose in Bilbao (1.7%) In Valladolid, however, they fell by 2.1% and in Seville by 0.1%.
The highest increase registered by a capital was in Girona (10.5%), followed by Huesca (5.9%), Pontevedra (4.9%) and Santa Cruz de Tenerife (3.4%).
On the contrary, Cuenca and Soria have been the provincial capitals most affected by the fall in prices and their owners have had to fall by 3.9% and 3.5% respectively.
They are followed by Lugo (-3.1%) and Ourense (-2.7%).
Source: Agencias
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