Slovenia’s housing market recovering, amidst surging demand
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Slovenia’s property market is bouncing back. Yet though demand has risen substantially, residential construction activity remains down due to a stock overhang, and only the prices of old dwellings are rising, not newbuilds.
The nationwide price of dwellings increased slightly by 0.45% during the year to Q2 2016 (0.69% in real terms), based on figures from the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia. During the latest quarter (Q2 2016) house prices rose by 1.88% (0.15% in real terms).
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