Data released by the People’s Bank indicates that housing prices in Skopje continued to increase throughout the second quarter of 2026. The analysis utilized a housing price index, which is calculated based on listed asking prices for sale, rather than reflecting the actual realized transaction prices. According to the report, the index registered a 5.5% increase when compared to the previous quarter.
On a year-on-year basis, real estate prices saw an overall rise of 13.3%. However, the People’s Bank noted that this growth rate suggests a deceleration in market momentum, as the increase recorded in the preceding quarter was 16.6%. This index serves as a key metric for assessing the dynamics of the housing market within the capital city.
It specifically reflects the prevailing trends in listed market prices, which analysts caution should not be interpreted as definitive indicators of the final negotiated sale prices. The data provides insight into the upward trajectory of property values over the past quarter. While the year-over-year growth remains substantial, the quarter-over-quarter comparison points toward a cooling trend in the rate of appreciation.
These figures are crucial for stakeholders needing to gauge the current valuation environment for real estate assets in Skopje.
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