Survey of the high-demand apartments market in Tehran – Tejaratnews

5 to 10 year old apartments are considered to be the most demanded apartments in the housing market of the capital due to the fact that their price bubble has decreased compared to newly built units.
According to Tejarat News, apartments 5 to 10 years old are always one of the most demanding age groups for apartments in the capital’s housing market, due to the fact that their price bubble has decreased compared to newly built units, and on the other hand, they are still considered a ready-to-move-in house. are considered Due to this desire to buy from the mentioned age group, the prices offered for sale in this area of the housing market are higher than expected.
These days, in the real estate market of Tehran, a heavy recession has overshadowed the transactions. This recession is so deep that it covers all age groups and there is not much difference between the volume of effective purchase demand from new builders, middle-aged and elderly in the housing market. Under normal conditions, the willingness to buy from the age group of 5 to 10 years of construction is much higher than the age groups before and after that. Even now, when the number of Egyptian traders in the housing market is very small, the demand for visiting files from this age group is more in some neighborhoods than in other apartments.
However, the price level offered by the sellers of these units in recent weeks has been higher than the expected range of the sellers, and for this reason, the depth of recession in this part of the housing market is no less than other parts. A review of real estate search engines shows that a large number of files of 5 to 10 years of construction that have been put on the market for sale are from the group of 100 square meters and above, and therefore many buyers cannot afford them.
Suggested price of high demand apartments in Tehran
Source: World Economy