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Norges offisielle statistikk <strong>Byggearealstatistikk</strong> og <strong>Statistikk</strong> <strong>over</strong> <strong>eksisterende</strong> bygningsmasse<br />
1. Introduction and main<br />
results<br />
1.1. Introduction<br />
In this publication the building statistics for <strong>2004</strong> and<br />
the statistics on existing buildings at January 2005 are<br />
presented.<br />
Both of the statistics are based on The Ground Property,<br />
Address and Building Register (GAB-register).<br />
This register is owned by the Ministry of Environment,<br />
with the Norwegian Mapping Authority professionally<br />
responsible. The County Mapping Offices administrate<br />
the register system in the districts and together with<br />
each of the municipalities they are responsible for recording<br />
the data.<br />
The building statistics measure the developments in<br />
building activities for all types of buildings. Statistics<br />
Norway has published the building statistics since<br />
1967. The building statistics includes all new buildings,<br />
but changes in the existing building stock are not included.<br />
The statistics of existing buildings provides an <strong>over</strong>view<br />
of the number of existing buildings in Norway<br />
broken down by type of building and counties/municipalities.<br />
Figure 1.1. Number of new dwellings. 1967-<strong>2004</strong><br />
50000<br />
40000<br />
30000<br />
20000<br />
10000<br />
0<br />
1967<br />
1970<br />
1973<br />
1976<br />
1979<br />
1982<br />
1.2. Main results<br />
Building statistics<br />
In <strong>2004</strong>, a total of 29 999 new dwellings were registered<br />
started in Norway. This is 6 822 more new dwellings<br />
compared to 2003. Totally 3 543 000 square metres<br />
utility floor space for dwelling purposes where<br />
started, 19,8 per cent more than in 2003.<br />
The total of non-residential building area started in<br />
<strong>2004</strong> amounted to 4 122 000 square metres of utility<br />
floor space, an increase of 9.0 per cent compared with<br />
2003.<br />
Figure 1.1 shows the development in the building of<br />
new dwellings since Statistics Norway started the<br />
building statistics in 1967. The number of dwelling<br />
starts was on a high level during the 1970`s, and<br />
reached a top in 1971 with <strong>over</strong> 44 000 new dwellings.<br />
From the end of the 1970`s and to the beginning of<br />
the 1990`s the number of new dwellings each year<br />
decreased, and in 1984 the number of dwelling starts<br />
came below 30 000. After 1984 the number of new<br />
dwellings has been below 30 000 each year, and in<br />
1992 the number of new dwellings reached its lowest<br />
level with only 15 600 new dwellings. 29 999 dwelling<br />
starts were recorded in Norway in <strong>2004</strong>.<br />
1985<br />
1988<br />
1991<br />
1994<br />
1997<br />
2000<br />
2003<br />
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