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13 Jan 2012
Real Estate / Residential real estate values go down in Poland [455]
every once in a while you can finds something positive (in terms of the lending, all though some on this forum would say only a 5% decrease in 2012 is optomistic thinking):
Bank BGŻ has said it plans to increase mortgage lending by 20-25 percent in 2012. The bank said this increase was compared to the final quarter of 2011, when mortgage lending hit its 2011 peak.
Some of the darker scenarios have projected a fall of 30 percent in mortgage lending in 2012 and of course some banks will tighten their lending practises.
BGŻ deputy president Wojciech Sass told pb.pl that the bank grants about PLN 70-80 million worth of mortgages monthly and will increase this to PLN 100 million this year.
Prices of residential property are seen falling by around 5 percent this year after a 5 percent nationwide decline in 2011.
Weak demand for residential property has been widely muted on the back of tighter credit restrictions, amongst other factors, after a new Financial Supervision Authority recommendation that came into force this month further restricting banks’ lending procedures.(jh)
every once in a while you can finds something positive (in terms of the lending, all though some on this forum would say only a 5% decrease in 2012 is optomistic thinking):
Bank BGŻ has said it plans to increase mortgage lending by 20-25 percent in 2012. The bank said this increase was compared to the final quarter of 2011, when mortgage lending hit its 2011 peak.
Some of the darker scenarios have projected a fall of 30 percent in mortgage lending in 2012 and of course some banks will tighten their lending practises.
BGŻ deputy president Wojciech Sass told pb.pl that the bank grants about PLN 70-80 million worth of mortgages monthly and will increase this to PLN 100 million this year.
Prices of residential property are seen falling by around 5 percent this year after a 5 percent nationwide decline in 2011.
Weak demand for residential property has been widely muted on the back of tighter credit restrictions, amongst other factors, after a new Financial Supervision Authority recommendation that came into force this month further restricting banks’ lending procedures.(jh)