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According to a report by SEB AB, 55 percent of households in Sweden
believe that prices will continue to slide, with only 22 percent
predicting a change in fortunes and an uplift in the market. “Consumer
confidence continues to be depressed; in particular, consumers’ view on
their own finances is at rock bottom,” the bank said.
House prices falling
The price of houses in Sweden has fallen by 10 percent already this year, with experts predicting that they could fall by another 20 percent.
By TPN, in Europe, Property · 12 Nov 2022, 19:28 · 3 Comments
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This is also happening in Portugal right now. The backwards looking indicators have just not picked it up yet.
By Tom from Algarve on 12 Nov 2022, 20:43
10% of nothing is still nothing. cheap housing in central Portugal will fall less than the price of a decent second hand car.
By Ian from Beiras on 16 Nov 2022, 18:27
Whilst ever Putin continues the insanity, house prices in Portugal will hold their price. Geographically its along way from the madness. Its warmer, safer, cheaper and nutritionally bar charts infront of northern countries.
Sweden is lovely though.
By Joe from Alentejo on 17 Nov 2022, 10:26