In January, the real estate market gained momentum

After analyzing last month's transaction statistics compiled by NU:MO, we observe an increase in real estate sales.

In January, 28 preliminary purchase agreements were signed.
Total transaction value: €5,648,300.
21 transactions took place in the primary market (new developments) and 7 in the secondary market.

The start-of-year results confirmed that after a quieter period, the real estate market is picking up pace. This recovery is being driven by favorable economic conditions for residents and a continuing decline in base interest rates.

Currently, the mid-range and economy-class housing segments are particularly active – buyers are showing growing interest in new developments, and the rising number of signed purchase agreements indicates that decisions to buy are no longer being postponed. Meanwhile, the luxury housing segment remains more stable and less affected by market fluctuations.

Developers, for their part, are also more active and are increasing investments in new projects. It's expected that housing supply will soon become more dynamic, offering buyers a broader selection of homes that match their needs.

Despite the positive signs, market stability and continued growth will depend on geopolitical and economic factors. If there are no major global economic disruptions, the real estate market is likely to continue expanding.

The real estate market shows signs of growth, and buyers are increasingly making decisions to purchase homes.
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