The buying and selling falls down 17,2 %

In September the housings buying and selling reduced 17,2 % as regards the same trimester of the previous year, up to a whole of 37.621 operations, of which 53,5 % was carried out on new housings and 46,5 % on second-hand real estate, as he informs the National Institute of Statistics (INE).

This interannual fall registered in September s upone to return to descents of two digits after in August the operations of buying and selling of real estate were going down lightly this level for the first time in 16 months on having registered a decrease of 9,9 %.

Although in September there sharpened the interannual descent of the buyings and sellings of housings, this fall is one of more moderates of the whole series. This way, except for the August, 2009 (-9,9 %) and that of April, 2008 (-7,1 %), the interannual September reduction can be considered to be the lowest from January, 2008.

Also, it is necessary to bear in mind that the housings buyings and sellings have usually moved in falls superior to 20 %, with a maximum of-47,6 % reached in April of this year.

In the first nine months of the year these operations accumulate a reduction of 28,8 %. Nevertheless, in intermonthly valuation the housings buying and selling increased 10,6 %, in contrast with the descent of 8,2 % experienced in August.

Against the habitual tendency, the regression of these deals was major in case of the new housings, where the buying and selling of this type of real estate stepped back 19,5 % in interannual valuation, up to 20.123 operations, being very top to experienced in August (-6,5 %).

The buying and selling of secondhand housings for his part, fell down 14,4 % in September with regard to equal month of 2008, up to adding 17.498 deals. This descent overcomes lightly the registered one in August, when the buying and selling of secondhand housings lowered 13,7 % interannually.

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