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Icelandic Housing Market Sees More Homes for Sale, Declining Activity

The Icelandic housing market is experiencing an increase in the number of homes available for sale, while overall market activity is declining. Reports indicate fewer than four viewings per property during the first week on the market.

22 Apr, 11:45 — 22 Apr, 11:45
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More Homes for Sale as Market Activity Declines

The number of apartments for sale in Iceland has increased significantly over the past year, while activity in the housing market has declined, according to new data. As reported by RÚV, figures from the Housing and Construction Authority show that nearly 6,200 apartments were on the market at the beginning of April, up by more… The post More Homes for Sale as Market Activity Declines appeared first on Iceland Review.

By Michael Chapman

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morgunbladid22 Apr, 08:25First to report

Færri en fjórir skoða hverja eign fyrstu vikuna

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iceland-review22 Apr, 11:45Latest update

More Homes for Sale as Market Activity Declines

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