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| Fast rising prices of building materials reflected in Czech property prices |
| Prag, 08.07.2021 |
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| Wood, plastics, metals and insulation materials are particularly scarce. One of the reasons for this is that the closing of borders last year in response to the Covid situation disrupted the normal supply chains.
Construction companies say that steel and insulation materials have gone up by as much as 100 percent year-on-year. The price hike has been even greater in the case of some wood products.
Renata Vildomcová, spokesperson of Skanska Reality, told the Czech News Agency that building materials were rocketing in price in a spontaneous, unpredictable manner in the tens and hundreds of percent.
It is naturally impossible to pass those additional costs on to a client who has already purchased a flat, Vildomcová said, adding that the matter would need to be resolved in negotiations at the level of suppliers and investors, who will ultimately pay these additional costs.
The CEO of developers Ekospol, Even Korc, told the Czech News Agency that fast rising prices of building materials, together with an increase in the price of labour and skilled work, were pushing up the prices of new properties.
Mr. Korc said that prices were also being driven up by the lack of building land, stemming from an exhausted zoning plan for Prague, and above all by needlessly complex building legislation.
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