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Iceland's home prices up 56% since 2009 crash

Lack of supply, continued demand expected to contribute to further price increases

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Published Mon, Nov 13, 2017 · 09:50 PM

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Reykjavik, Iceland

ICELAND'S housing market has soared 56 per cent since its 2009 crash.

But one of the island's biggest property investors says there's more to come, and is adding to its exposure.

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