ArmInfo.In the regions of rmenia in the first quarter of 2021, 7,731 transactions for the purchase and sale of real estate were completed, which is less than 5% a year ago, with an increase of 5.3% per quarter.
Meanwhile, according to the RA Real Estate Cadastre State Committee, out of the total number of transactions made in the regions of Armenia, in the reporting period, the largest percentage, as before, falls on the purchase and sale of land - 4 641 transactions (60%), with an annual decline of 4 %, with growth for the quarter by 3%. The second largest in terms of number in the regions are transactions for the purchase and sale of private houses (16.3%), followed by, with a small margin, transactions with apartments (14.3%). Quite small shares cover operations for the sale and purchase of garages (3.9%), public and industrial buildings - 3.7% and 1.5%, respectively.
According to the source, in the regions of Armenia there were 1,108 transactions for the purchase and sale of apartments with an annual decline of 15.7%, with a quarterly growth of 5.6%. At the same time, the average market value of apartments in the regions of Armenia decreased in the first quarter of 2021 compared to the same period in 2020 by 4.1%, with a decline in the quarter by 0.5%, making up an average of 94.9k AMD / 1 sq.m. According to cadastral data, the highest prices for apartments in the regions are traditionally held in the resort town of Tsaghkadzor - 282.4 thousand AMD / 1 sq. m. on average, with an annual decline of 0.6% (with a decline of 0.3% per quarter). This is followed by the city of Abovyan, where the price of apartments is fixed at the level of 190.2 thousand drams / 1 sq. m., with an annual growth of 4.2%, with a quarterly growth of 1.7%. And the top three is closed by the city of Vagharshapat with a cost per square meter of an apartment of 160.5 thousand drams, with an annual growth of 3.1%, and a quarterly decline of 0.1%. The lowest prices were recorded in the city of Tumanyan (Lori region) -20.1 thousand AMD / 1sq.m. (with an annual decline of 16.3%, and a quarterly decline of 2.9%). This is followed by the city of Chambarak (Gegharkunik region) - 35.8 thousand drams / 1 sq. m. (with an annual decline of 20.1%, and a quarterly decline of 4.3%) and Akhtala city (Lori region) - 36.2 thousand drams / 1 sq. m. (with an annual decline of 8.4% with a quarterly growth of 2.3%).
