Marché immobilier : un semestre exceptionnel depuis 1989

According to the Central Statistical Office (CSO), developers and investors who build houses have had a great six months. Apartments are mostly bought by people who want to earn money by renting.

Apartments and houses are being built like crazy - according to the Central Statistical Office. The first half of 2021 has proved to be a record in terms of the number of apartments and houses coming on stream, the number of building permits issued and the number of housing starts. Unfortunately, housing prices are also breaking records.

Housing with records. The best semester since 1989.

According to the Central Statistical Office (GUS), a total of 105,425 new houses and apartments were commissioned in Poland in the first half of 2021, 9 % more than a year ago. Interestingly, private investors building houses rather than developers are the main reason for this record. In fact, the number of completed homes increased by 30 % compared to the previous year.

There was also feverish activity on construction sites where investment had just begun. From January to June, a total of 144,561 apartments and houses were started, 44.6 % more than a year ago. Houses once again reigned supreme - June was the fourth consecutive month in which Poles started construction of more than 10,000 homes.

Le marché immobilier français a connu une croissance exceptionnelle durant ce premier semestre 2021, avec des résultats records depuis plus de 30 ans. En effet, selon les derniers chiffres publiés par l’INSEE, le nombre de transactions immobilières a augmenté considérablement et dépasse largement celui des années précédentes. De même, le montant total des investissements est également en hausse.

Cependant, cette forte demande s’accompagne d’une augmentation significative des prix dans certaines villes françaises. Paris et la région parisienne connaissent notamment une flambée des prix sans précédent. Cette situation s’explique principalement par une offre insuffisante face à la demande croissante ainsi qu’un taux d’intérêt très bas.

Malgré tout, certains experts prévoient une stabilisation prochaine du marché immobilier avec la fin progressive des aides gouvernementales liées à la crise sanitaire actuelle. À suivre…