Although certainly a tough response of general application may be too bold in a product, housing, whose market depends to a significant extent on the location, I think there are sufficient grounds to say that housing will continue falling in price.
The graph
can see the developments over the past 15 years in home prices
new free.
From an average price in the vicinity of 700 euros per m2 in 1995 ran to about 2,100 euros in late 2007, representing an increase of 300%, much higher than in construction costs (excluding the price soil) than for the same period was less than 40%.
Chart next door have shortened the time for it to see how the current price is equal to the force in early 2006.
On the other hand, speaks of more than a million in stock to housing developers, banks and individuals remain unsold. In particular, it is assumed that financial institutions which, as I told you in a previous post, I begin to place properties with significant reductions, may have more than 100,000 homes in their hands.
This results in the homes that start (riggers schools visas) are below the minimum as you can see in the accompanying graph.
However, the data of recent months suggest a moderate revival of free housing sales in recent months (see chart next door), which could imply that the market is moving .
In my opinion, until the stock of empty homes is not difficult to put prices will start to rise. What is probably happening in recent months is that homeowners who can not take them longer retained, are introducing a discount. Moreover, credit constraints are still valid, as we remember the Bank of Spain from time to time. So in my opinion, free housing prices will continue falling in general and with more intensity in the areas where more has been the chaos of the past decade.