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The return from the summer holiday has brought good news for those who pay a mortgage or are applying for one to buy a home. At its latest meeting, the European Central Bank approved a new interest rate cut, the second this year.
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It was a decision that had been expected for some time and has now become a reality. It was the first drop in interest rates by the European Central Bank (ECB) in eight years, a reduction of 25 basis points that will inevitably impact the real estate sector and mortgages.
What experts agree on, however, is that it will not foreseeably mean a sudden change in trend. They suggest that interest rates could continue to fall. However, it would be gradual, and mortgages will not return to values from a few years ago, at least for now. Regarding the real estate market, there will be some adjustments.
Purchasing a home involves a high outlay of money and, generally, the need to apply for a mortgage loan. The offer of financial products is broad, but there are also differences between them. Therefore, before taking out a mortgage, it is advisable to analyse each of its clauses.
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Are you thinking about buying a home in 2024? With the beginning of the new year just around the corner, real estate investment is a topic that always generates interest and expectations.
2023 has been a year marked by high inflation rates and increased interest rates. This situation has translated into a decrease in purchase and sale operations. Despite this, housing prices have risen. In this scenario, the question may arise as to whether buying a house in 2024 will be a good decision.
The latest meeting of the European Central Bank seems to have marked a turning point. After ten consecutive increases in the money price in just over a year, they have decided to freeze it. Interest rates remain at 4.5%, meaning a break for the economy and, obviously, for the real estate sector.
Now, we still have to see what will happen to the reference index. Although the Euribor 2024 forecasts point to a slight reduction rather than containment.