According to a report by the Association of Real Estate Companies (ASEI), over the past year, housing prices in the metropolitan areas of Lima and Callao have increased by 6.75% per square meter.
Earlier, in January 2022, it was reported that living place the new one cost S$6,366 per square metre, but by January 2023 the price had risen to S$6,796.
This amount gets higher depending on the area in which property is being sought, as in Barranco, Miraflores, San Borja, San Isidro and Santiago de Surco, the average price has risen from SGD 8,110 per square meter to SGD 8,413.
IN areas such as Jesus Maria, San Miguel, Lince, Magdalena del Mar, Pueblo Libre and Surquillo, prices are below average but have risen from S$6,706 to S$6,741 per square metre.
Slightly below this amount are houses in Chorrillos, San Juan de Miraflores, Villa El Salvador and Villa Maria del Triunfo, where a square meter of property costs from 5,300 to 5,315 Singaporean dollars.
Similarly, in the districts of Breña, Cercado de Lima, Rimac and La Victoria price a square meter of a new house costs from 4425 to 5952 Singapore dollars.
In the case of Callao, prices have risen significantly, from an average of S$3,621 in 2022 to S$4,975 per square metre.
They are followed areas from East Lima, such as Ate, Santa Anita, El Agustino, San Juan de Lurigancho, where the house used to cost SGD 4,095 per square meter, and now the price has risen to SGD 4,439 per square meter.
Finally, Lima Norte areas are reported to have the lowest prices in the capital. In Carabaillo, Comas, Independencia, Los Olivos, Puente Piedra, San Martin de Porres, Ancona and Santa Rosa, the average price per square meter is SGD 3,664, up from SGD 2,987 before.
Which houses sell the most?
The ASEI report indicates that in 2022, the demand for houses less than 60 square meters grew the most.
Previously, the supply of these houses was 23% of sales, but it has grown to 32%, but how much property That size?
If we take into account that the average price of a house is now SGD 6,796 per square meter, then a property of 60 square meters can cost an average of SGD 407,706 in Lima.
Source: RPP
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