At Least 35,000 New Apartments Needed in the Next Ten Years
Iceland needs to build 3,500 to 4,000 apartments a year in order to stabilize the housing market, RÚV reports. The last few years have seen
Iceland needs to build 3,500 to 4,000 apartments a year in order to stabilize the housing market, RÚV reports. The last few years have seen
“Our city belongs to all of us. It’s so much more than a collection of buildings.” To architect Jórunn Ragnarsdóttir, a city is an organic entity, a collaboration between the architects who design its buildings and the inhabitants who populate them and traverse the streets between them. Jórunn is one of Iceland’s most respected architects […]
There have not been fewer apartments under construction in the Reykjavík capital area since February 2017, RÚV reports. If the trend continues, housing prices will
About a third of apartments in the Greater Reykjavík area are selling above the asking price, with the asking price for single-family homes having risen
The Bjarg íbúðafélag housing association will be lowering the rent for a number of tenants by as much as ISK 35,000 [$280, €238] a month,
An estimated 30,000 new apartments are needed in Iceland over the next decade to meet expected demand. Despite a record number of apartments having been
If passed, a new bill would see the Icelandic government provide low-income buyers interest-free loans of 20% of the purchase price of their first apartment,
First-time apartment purchases have gone up more in Iceland since 2009 than any other kinds of purchase, RÚV reports. The percentage of first-time home buyers
A new report published by the National register of Iceland indicates that as of April, 3,839 residences are currently under construction in Iceland, and building
Housing construction in Reykjavík has not been according to demand for the past few years, according to Minister of Finance Bjarni Benediktsson, RÚV reports. Bjarni
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