News Tagged with “Real Estate”

Real Estate Prices in Iceland Rose the Most

23 Mar According to the report State of the Nordic Region, quoted by mbl.is today, real estate prices rose the most in Iceland among all the Nordic countries during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ocean View Property Near Reykjavík Listed for Sale

5 Feb A unique property with an ocean view, located on Seltjarnarnes point, near Reykjavík, has been listed for sale.

Record Set in Reykjavík Real Estate Market

19 Jan A record 43.6 percent of apartments listed in Reykjavík and vicinity in November sold above list price.

73 Percent Fewer Airbnb Units Than in 2018

24 Nov At present, there are 1,150 rental units in Reykjavík and vicinity listed on Airbnb.

Hótel Sigló and More for Sale

22 Sep 2021 Investor and businessman Róbert Guðfinnsson in Siglufjörður, North Iceland, has decided to put all his tourism-related properties up for sale.

This computer-generated picture shows what the facilities will likely look like.

Sea Baths and More Planned in Hvammsvík

17 Sep 2021 Further development of a recreational area and sea baths in Hvammsvík cove in Hvalfjörður fjord, West Iceland, will be partly financed with proceeds from the sale of 30 lots in the area.

The view from the apartment is magnificent.

Reykjavík Apartment Sells for ISK 365 Million

18 Jun 2021 A top floor apartment in downtown Reykjavík recently sold for ISK 365 million (USD 3 million; EUR 2.47 million).

Ratcliffe to Invest Billions in Northeast Iceland

16 Jun 2021 British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe will be investing a minimum of ISK 4 billion in the construction of four fishing lodges in Northeast Iceland in the coming seasons.

Luxury Apartments Rise: Price Up to ISK 500 Million

2 May 2021 Newly constructed luxury apartments at Austurhöfn, Reykjavík, close to Harpa Concert Hall, cost up to ISK 500 million.

Burning Interest in Buying Eruption Land

30 Apr 2021 The eruption by Fagradalsfjall mountain, Southwest Iceland, is occurring in the land of the farm Hraun (incidentally meaning ‘lava’) near the town of Grindavík.