Older flats and houses drove property prices up. Analysts say price rises are not over
If you have been holding off on selling your property, better times are on the horizon. Prices have jumped year on year, with older flats and houses also seeing sharper rises. Read more in the Finsider article featuring comments by Viktor
Housing has become cheaper again. Is the price bottom still ahead of us?
Although there had been talk in recent months that the decline in property prices was over, the data for the first quarter show something different. Transaction prices, i.e. the prices at which a house or flat is actually sold (bought),
Rent-to-own schemes arrived a year ago and were meant to be a trend. We looked at what the situation is like today.
People have shown interest in so-called hyponájom (rent-to-own housing), but a year after its launch on the market, this type of housing finance has not caught on among developers. It is offered in projects in Bratislava and Nitra, for example.
A new luxury location in Bratislava. Flat prices at Florian Residence will match Vydrica
Living in a new flat in this kind of location is usually a real rarity, as city centres are mostly made up of old flats in historic buildings. Bratislava, however, is an exception. New residential high-rise buildings are springing up
Housing prices have stopped falling. Buying a home is becoming a utopia for young people.
Property prices have stopped falling. The market has gradually stabilised, and the start of the year confirmed that the fall in prices, which lasted more than a year, does not mean the bubble has burst, but is merely a mild, gradual