The climate is changing real estate market, The claims of the families with good incomes appears destined to remain bright for 2011, especially in large cities. What prospects for 2011?
horizon do not see a very different scenario than the latter months of 2010. The hypothesis, feared in the aftermath of the outbreak of financial crisis, a general drop in values \u200b\u200bis now completely avoided even if it is widening the gap between low-end markets, with typical targets such as young couples or immigrants (who are still very difficult to buy in the absence of a fixed income) and medium to high demand, especially from families who have a good liquidity and, by virtue of their stable income, they also enjoy easy access to credit. On CorrierEconomia have been analyzed to understand how changing the purchasing power of real estate in recent years to the so-called "middle class". And the result, contrary to expectations, was positive. Families who want to buy a house you are better off today than two or three years ago, home prices are down almost everywhere, wages for those who kept the place work, have increased (according to official data even faster than inflation), the cost of borrowing has dropped a lot, three and a half points for floating rates, fixed for one and a half. Today, for example, an average family can finance with a mortgage fixed at 20 years 65.7 square meters of housing, was 50.9 in 2007. With a variable loan today buy 70.6 square meters against 42.8 in 2007. The claims of the families with good incomes appears destined to remain vibrant for 2011, especially in large cities.
