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Touristic provinces are pushing the Italian brick market. Not so, however, in the province of Perugia, where last year, the sale of homes suffered a 1.4% decline from 2016. In Perugino, in fact, trades in 2017 were 5.052 or 76 every 10 000 inhabitants. A percentage approaching 74 trades per 10,000 inhabitants registered in Terni (1,689 transactions recorded last year), an area that should be less affected by the profits highlighted in the computer. Observatory of the real estate market realized by Il Sole 24 hours. In the ranking, the province of Savona is distinguished in the first place (4,438 transactions, or 159 every 10,000 inhabitants). Followed by another Ligurian province, Imperia, with 144 transactions per 10,000 inhabitants. Third stage of the podium for Milan (143 transactions every 10 000 inhabitants)
At the bottom of the ranking are Nuoro (41 transactions every 10 000 inhabitants), Reggio Calabria (43) and Frosinone (45).
Back to the decline recorded in the two provinces of Umbria, even the Bank of Italy, in its recent report on the regional economy, had shown a slowdown in sales (after the recovery started in mid-2014), which in the region was on average, 3%. With a consequent price stagnation
Phenomenon also affected by the excess of production of the last years with regard to the residential building, which contributed to the accumulation of a high stock of unsold buildings .
The non-residential segment, which accounts for about one-fifth of trade, has shown a significant increase (19%).
The trend in construction activity, also due to the reduced sale of homes, has become negative again: Prometeia estimates the value added lost at the beginning of the crisis to more than a third.
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