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Construction costs indices for residential buildings, Slovenia, 1st quarter 2010 - final data

Thursday, July 15, 2010, First Release
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In comparison with the first quarter of 2009, the construction costs index for residential buildings in the first quarter of 2010 increased by more than 7%.

The construction costs index for residential buildings in 1st quarter 2010 increased by more than 7% over 4th quarter 2009

In comparison with the fourth quarter of 2009 the construction costs index in the first quarter of 2010 increased by 7.9%. The construction material costs index increased by 0.9% and the labour cost index by 14.3%.


The construction costs index for residential buildings in 1st quarter 2010 increased by more than 7% over 1st quarter 2009

In comparison with the first quarter of 2009, the construction costs index in the first quarter of 2010 increased by 7.4%. The construction material costs index increased by 1.2% and the labour cost index by 12.7%.
 

The construction costs index for residential buildings in 1st quarter 2010 increased by more than 25% over the 2005 average value

The construction costs index for residential buildings in the first quarter of 2010 increased by 25.7% over the 2005 average value. The construction material costs index increased by 12.8% and the labour cost index by 41.8%.


More quarterly data on construction are available in our SI-STAT Database. They are published on the same day when the First Release is published.

Table 1: Construction costs indices for residential buildings, Slovenia, 1st quarter 2010
  1st quarter 2010
4th quarter 2009		  1st quarter 2010
1st quarter 2009		  1st quarter 2010
Ø 2005
Construction costs107.9107.4125.7
  Material costs100.9101.2112.8
  Labour costs114.3112.7141.8
Source: SORS
Chart 1: Construction costs indices for residential buildings, Slovenia, 1st quarter 2000 - 1st quarter 2010 (Ø 2005=100)
Chart 1: Construction costs indices for residential buildings, Slovenia, 1st quarter 2000 - 1st quarter 2010 (Ø 2005=100)
Source: SORS
Methodological note
With data for the first quarter of 2010 we are publishing for the first time construction costs indices for residential buildings calculated according to a new way. These indices serve as an overview of the costs construction companies have in constructing new residential buildings. We changed the data source from the Chamber of Construction and Building Materials Industry of Slovenia to existing sources of statistical data collected by SORS for publishing other indicators, i.e. labour costs indices (source: labour statistics) and construction material costs indices (source: price statistics, output price indices of the domestic market). The weighted indices of labour costs and construction material costs together form the construction costs index for new residential buildings. Data series back to 2000 were calculated in the same way and published in electronic form on our SI-STAT data portal, while detailed methodology for calculating construction costs indices for residential buildings is available on this link Construction costs indices for residential buildings.
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Author:
Damjana Lavrič
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Friday, October 15, 2010
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