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Real estate credit: the drop in rates is confirmed, buyers tiptoe back

2024-03-30T05:15:34.286Z

Highlights: The mortgage market has hit bottom, but it is not expected to go any further. With 7.6 billion euros in housing loans disbursed by banks in January, production reached its lowest level in almost ten years. The drop in rates has been underway since December after two years of uninterrupted soaring which brought the average rates over twenty years and more from 1% to 4.5%. It remains to be seen at what pace they will continue to decline and whether this will be enough to revive the real estate market.


Started since December, the decline in borrowing rates continues. Banks want to lend, but acquisition candidates are still


The mortgage market has hit bottom, but it is not expected to go any further. With 7.6 billion euros in housing loans (excluding renegotiations) disbursed by banks in January, production reached its lowest level in almost ten years. However, this is no longer the time for concern among credit professionals, but rather for measured optimism.

Because the drop in rates has been underway since December after two years of uninterrupted soaring which brought the average rates over twenty years and more from 1% to 4.5%. It remains to be seen at what pace they will continue to decline and whether this will be enough to revive the real estate market.

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Source: leparis

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