In Slovenia, the housing prices are high and demand is low

The volume of construction of new apartments in Slovenia decreased significantly, and prices continue to rise, according to the online source Slovenia Times . Such growth is not associated with an increase in demand for property, but rather the reluctance on the part of sellers to drop prices. In the second quarter of this year, new home prices in the country increased, but only slightly - by 0.5%. In the same period in 2010, prices rose by 9.9% and by 11% in 2009 Resellers in Slovenia also increased in price by 4.2% in the second quarter of this year. Thus, the average price per square meter rose from 1727 to 1800 euros for the quarter. Surveying and mapping the country's management believes that the rise in prices is associated with an increase in purchases of apartments in the more expensive areas. Especially noticeable increase in the cost of Ljubljana, where it sold 30% of the total volume of apartments. Apartment prices remain high in coastal areas, where the average price in the second quarter of this year amounted to 2561 euro per sq m Average annual price has not changed -. 2524 euro per sq m House in Clovenii also rose by 5% in the second quarter of 2011,. compared with the previous quarter. The average price for a house was 290,242 euros in Ljubljana and 251 794 euros in the coastal areas. These figures are the average prices and the number of transactions in major cities of Slovenia talk about stability in the country market, notes the geodetic and mapping of Slovenia. Despite the rise, the prices of apartments are still 10% lower than before the crisis, and the number of apartments sold in two times less. HomesOverseas.ru