The real estate market shows positive data on the Trieste area. And in Opicina more business also in 2020
Laura Tonero
June 25, 2021
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TRIESTE. Market values are growing and the number of sales in this first half of 2021 records an increase of 20% compared to 2020. The area that last year, despite the months of closure of real estate agencies and the many restrictions, nevertheless saw growth the number of properties sold, even with a 25% more than in 2019, was Opicina.
The brick in Trieste, therefore, has withstood the pandemic well. The photograph taken by Fiaip’s real estate market tells of a sector in full health. Specifically, in the province of Trieste, last year there were 3,126 real estate sales, for an average value per square meter of 1,761 euros, and an average size of the buildings of 102 square meters. A curiosity: a third of the real estate units sold have between 50 and 85 square meters. «We are registering numbers that we have not seen since 2008 – observes the president of Fiaip Trieste Stefano Nursi – with a strong demand for the center, but also with the rediscovery of less central areas immersed in nature. Hence the success of Opicina, which during 2020 has received great feedback, because the pandemic, the lockdown in particular, has given a boost to houses with gardens, with large terraces or with dimensions that still allow greater livability “.
Trieste boasts important numbers, but the sector is blowing good wind throughout the region. “The trend of the real estate market is a thermometer of the economic situation of the entire territory”, underlined yesterday morning during the presentation of the data, the president of the Region Massimiliano Fedriga who, taking into consideration the fact that Friuli Venezia Giulia is at the first place in Italy for deeds stipulated for every 100,000 inhabitants, he highlighted how “the data confirm that we have had a better seal, also from this point of view, compared to the rest of the country. For this I must thank the categories that, even during the most difficult months of the pandemic, believed in the possibility of a restart, and instead of retiring many invested ».
There is also a push towards the acquisition of second homes: “In 2020 – revealed the Fiaip regional president, Leonardo Piccoli – 27% of the sales concerned second homes, with a rediscovery by those who live in this region of second homes 100 kilometers from their residence “. With the people of Trieste investing in Grado, Lignano, Tarvisio and Sappada.
Staying on Trieste and going into the details, to buy a new or renovated house in the historic center you spend from 2,150 to 2,900 euros, from 1,700 to 1,900 in the center and between 1,400 and 1,600 in the suburbs, from 2,200 to 2,700 in Opicina. 3,300 are reached for prestigious areas, with peaks of over 4,000 euros for exclusive pieces. “At the real estate level – mayor Roberto Dipiazza testified – I don’t remember a moment of so much turmoil like this: many knock on my door for information, and when I happen to accompany foreign investors around the city, they remain admwinged by so much beauty ».
A boost to the sector also derives from subsidized construction: “A measure aimed no longer at pure construction, in support of the sector, but at the construction and support of families, and with the budget adjustment in July – highlighted the ‘Regional Councilor for Infrastructures and Territory Graziano Pizzimenti – we will allocate 40 million euros to support this measure for the purchase of the first home ”.
The vice president of the Region, Riccardo Riccardi, intervened to update the Fiaip members on the progress of the pandemic, who recalled how “today (yesterday), June 26, six months since the start of the vaccination campaign, we have administered over 1 million doses with about 700 thousand adhesions “.
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