Although real estate sales in Greater Santiago rebounded in January this year, the sustained increase in supply caused a sharp drop in home sales rate.
According to figures released by the Chilean Chamber of Construction (CCHC) in the first month in the months to exhaust the stock reached 27.4, the highest since December 1998, in crisis Asian when he scored 32 months and nearly double the average that is considered normal in the industry.
This came from strong growth in the offer that came to 50,014 units, well above the 33,855 the same month in 2007. The offer amounted to 40,677 apartments and 9,337 houses.
Meanwhile, sales surged by 13.0% to 2,228 units cover (1,971 in January 2007). In departments, placements rose 10.10%, to 1,417 units 18.56% and homes, to 811. Cristian
Alliende, General Manager, SalfaCorp real estate, said that while a month is not the best indication of what happens in the market, it was expected a level of stock as the present, given the large number of projects entered the market in recent years.
"It's a warning sign that we have been seeing for some time and that should limit the entry of new projects. (But) we see no significant signs of a slowdown or relevant signals input too many projects, "he said.
In this line, las cifras de la Cámara revelan que el ingreso de proyectos bajó su ritmo, ya que en diciembre de 2007 la oferta fue 47 unidades superior. A nivel nacional, en tanto, las ventas sumaron 3,673 unidades, un 7,24% más que en similar mes de 2007. La oferta en tanto, llegó al histórico nivel de 74.916 unidades, 38% más que las 54.062 de 12 meses atrás.
La velocidad de ventas a nivel nacional alcanzó a 20,4%, un promedio claramente inferior a la capital. De esta forma, las ventas del Gran Santiago representaron el 60% del total a nivel nacional, mientras su participación en la oferta llegó al 66%.
FUENTE: Diario la Tercera - www.portalinmobiliario.cl
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