Norwegian housing prices fell 0.4 percent in October according to property market data. The figures come from real estate industry statistics.
Seasonal adjustments show prices actually rose 0.6 percent during the same period. This seasonal pattern accounts for typical market fluctuations throughout the year.
Tromsø and Stavanger recorded the strongest price growth among Norwegian cities. Both cities have shown resilience despite broader market trends.
The mixed signals reflect Norway's complex housing market. Prices continue adjusting after years of rapid growth and recent interest rate changes.
What does this mean for potential buyers? The slight decline might create opportunities in some markets while other areas maintain strong growth.
Norwegian real estate remains expensive by European standards. These monthly fluctuations represent minor adjustments in a generally stable market.