According to Statistics Finland, the increase in the prices of the old housing stock in Finnish cities has slowed down.
According to the agency’s preliminary data, the prices of old apartments belonging to housing stock companies rose by 1.7 percent year-on-year in the second quarter.
Apartment prices rose by 2.3 percent excluding larger cities and the capital region, but only 1.4 percent in large cities.
Housing prices rose throughout the country in the second quarter compared to last year, but growth has slowed down, especially in larger municipalities, with the exception of Tampere.
In Tampere, prices rose by 4.8 percent, while in Turku, prices fell slightly.
At the same time, the price increase in Helsinki and Vantaa was less than one percent.