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Lower building activity in 2002
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2003-03-14T10:00:00.000Z
Construction, housing and property;Svalbard
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byggeareal, Building statistics, building activity, buildings completed, buildings started, types of buildings (for example detached houses, holiday homes, commercial buildings), available area, dwellings, flats, houses, house building, cabinsConstruction, housing and property, Construction , Construction, housing and property, Svalbard
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Building statistics, 2002

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Lower building activity in 2002

The final figures from Statistics Norway's building statistics show 22 980 dwelling starts in 2002, 9 per cent less than in 2001. 8 418 dwellings were started in detached houses, and 7 267 dwellings were started in multi-dwelling buildings.

Rogaland and Akershus had most dwelling starts with 3 002 and 2 552 dwellings respectively. In Oslo 2 154 dwellings were started, 1 319 of these are in multi-dwelling buildings.

6 768 000 square metres of utility floor space were started in 2002 - 3 044 000 of these are for residential buildings and 1 017 000 for holiday houses, residential garages etc.

2 735 000 square metres in non-residential buildings

In 2002 there were 2 735 000 square metres of utility floor space started in non-residential buildings. Most building starts were in industrial buildings and warehouses with 754 000 square metres.

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