Euro-area construction stops falling monthly, but remains below last year
July’s European figures indicate a pause in the monthly decline, not a recovery of previous output.
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July’s European figures indicate a pause in the monthly decline, not a recovery of previous output.
Read the storyThe latest British data separate the monthly cost of housing from the price of acquiring a property.
Read the storyThe Commission targets areas under the greatest housing pressure. Its proposal should not be presented as an applicable final regulation.
Read the storyAugust’s increase matters to home seekers, but it does not mean every existing tenancy became more expensive.
Read the storyAugust’s Dutch figures tell different stories depending on whether the comparison is monthly or annual.
Read the storyItalian housing prices still rose in the second quarter. Slower growth is different from falling prices.
Read the storyAugust’s US figures use an annualised rate. The monthly increase does not establish a turning point.
Read the storyJuly’s decline concerns construction output. Residential transaction prices measure a different market process.
Read the storyThe first eight months’ data show why a single growth figure cannot describe the whole property market.
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