Growth in building costs evened out in November 2022
According to Statistics Finland, building costs rose by 5.5 per cent in November 2022 from one year back. Nevertheless, the monthly change in the total index dropped to zero and was negative in several input headings. Among materials, the biggest increases in the year were recorded in heat insulation (20.9%). Costs decreased most per month in steel structures (-1.8%) and roofing materials (-5.1%).
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- Building costs rose by 5.5 per cent from one year ago.
- The costs of materials rose by 8.9 per cent from one year back.
- The prices of services increased by 4.8 per cent from one year ago.
- Costs decreased most per month in steel structures (-1.8%) and roofing materials (-5.1%).
- The total index went down by -0.0 per cent from the month before.
The rise in building costs is slowing down
There are signs of slowing down in the rise in building costs. This can be seen, for example, from negative monthly changes in roofing materials (-5.1%), steel structures (-1.8%) and timber structures (-0.6%).
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Index clause sub-indices P 2000=100, 2000M01-2022M11
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Building Cost Index 2021=100, November 2022
Building Cost Index 2021=100 by purpose of use, November 2022
Building Cost Index 2021=100 by input heading, November 2022
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