How different is the housing price in Tehran and cities? / Numbers that shocked the real estate market

The latest statements of the Ministry of Roads about the housing market have once again turned the difference in property prices in Tehran and other cities of the country into a controversial issue.

Ambassador Arjan: The latest statements of the Ministry of Roads about the housing market have once again turned the difference in property prices in Tehran and other cities of the country into a controversial issue.

The Director General of the Housing Economics Office of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development said: According to the statistics available in August, the average price of housing in Tehran is less than 200 million tomans, and the average price in different cities of the country is estimated to be around 52 to 53 million tomans.

Narges Rozban added about the statistics of the self-signed system and information related to housing transactions: due to the launch of the new system and the need to complete its infrastructure, the data in this system still do not have sufficient validity and statistical validity. The available information in this field has been provided to the Iranian Statistics Center and Central Bank so that these institutions can publish the relevant statistics after processing the data.

Director General of the Housing Economics Office of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, referring to the statistics recorded about housing prices in Tehran and other cities, stated: based on the available information, the average housing price in Tehran is less than 200 million tomans, and the average price in different cities of the country is estimated to be around 52 to 53 million tomans. These figures are related to August 1405.

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Emphasizing that these statistics still do not have enough accuracy and credibility to be definitively cited, Rozban explained: the low number of registered transactions can affect the average prices; So that the increase in the number of transactions in a month in expensive or cheap areas will change the calculated average.

He stated: Therefore, the announced figures should be taken into consideration due to the statistical limitations and the number of registered transactions, and it is not possible to make a statement about their accuracy and accuracy in the current situation.