Those who think that I am exaggerating only have to speak with an agent of the profession ... or watch reports ... they earn 5 times more than the oil tanker per employee, their market is purely virtual, it's not regulated: the prices are fixed at the dice ... (or almost) but obviously always on the rise ... except now or it stagnates then they cry ...
A hard return to earth
Struck by the funding crisis, the real estate market has suffered a serious brake throughout France. Many owners have to lower their claims in order to sell. But demand remains strong
The year started off badly for Nicolas, who cannot sell his apartment in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, displayed at 400 euros: “I bought it that price and I absolutely have to sell it, because I have bought another one in the meantime. " He is not the only one. According to some professionals, two borrowers in five bridge loans are in his case. Clinging to sales prices now unsuited to demand. The market even seriously seized up in the first half of the year, a consequence of the wait-and-see attitude of buyers and banks: the volume of transactions fell by more than 000% compared to the same period in 10, selling times have lengthened. several weeks. The negotiation rate, which has increased slightly for six months, now reaches 2007%.
Prices are affected: after ten years of double-digit increases, for the first time the average price of old housing in France remained stable in the first half (+ 0,72% according to Century 21, + 0,9% for Fnaim). However, they fell in Marseille (-1,5%), Rennes (-2,3%) and Grenoble (-1,3%), stabilizing in Lille or Caen and still resisting in Bordeaux (+2,4, 4,1%), Strasbourg (+ 5,3%) or Lyon (+ 7,6%). With significant disparities between regions: the prices of the old fall by 6,4% in Limousin, by 9,2% in the Pays de la Loire, but go up by 60% in Lorraine, while they remained stable in the Center and the Alps, in the Southeast and in Ile-de-France. Paris continues to be an exception to the rule. 86 days are enough to sell a property in the capital, against 1,4 on average in the rest of France. Over six months, according to the notaries of Ile-de-France, Parisian prices are still trending upwards (+ XNUMX%).
The average amount of an acquisition even exceeds the 300 euro mark for a 000m46. However, across the region, sales volume fell 2% in the first quarter. And in the suburbs, the decline began in more than 8,8% of Ile-de-France municipalities. Beyond that, the fall in prices could reach up to 80% in the large peripheries, now penalized by the rise in gasoline prices. Demand should naturally refocus around the areas served by public transport.
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