Les Français font confiance aux courtiers

Les Français font confiance aux courtiers

(Relaxnews) - 1 Français sur 3 rembourse un crédit immobilier. D'après une enquête réalisée par OpinionWay, ils sont près de 30% à avoir fait pour cela appel à un courtier.

Le courtage immobilier connaît une forte progression. En 2006, leur part de marché ne représentait que 15% des crédits, contre 29% aujourd'hui.

http://www.boursorama.com/actualites/immobilier-les-francais-font-confiance-aux-courtiers-7f19cb68e7eece871c6a1755081ced18

Immobilier : 37,5 ans, primo-accédant, 5 316 euros de revenus… le portrait robot de l’acheteur

Immobilier : 37,5 ans, primo-accédant, 5 316 euros de revenus… le portrait robot de l’acheteur


Ils ont moins de quarante ans, disposent de revenus conséquents et s’endettent plus longtemps. Tel est le portait robot de l’emprunteur en 2015, dressé par le courtier de crédits immobiliers Meilleurtaux.com, à partir des dossiers ayant transité sur son site et ayant reçu au moins une réponse positive d’une banque. Evidemment, le profil diffère du tout au tout selon les régions, les villes.

http://www.lemonde.fr/immobilier/article/2015/11/24/immobilier-37-5-ans-primo-accedant-5-316-euros-de-revenus-le-portrait-robot-de-l-acheteur_4816378_1306281.html#piSopv93FlgS3lZh.9

The Paris climate talks will emit 300,000 tons of CO2. That's a lot of hot air

The Paris climate talks will emit 300,000 tons of CO2. That's a lot of hot air



THE 2015 PARIS talks (formally known as the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change twenty-first session of the Conference of the Parties and the eleventh session of the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol—but let’s just call them the Paris talks) are going to draw about 22,000 official attendees.

http://www.wired.com/2015/11/the-paris-talks-could-produce-300000-tons-of-co2-hope-theyre-worth-it/

Greek residential property price slide gains pace in third quarter

Greek residential property price slide gains pace in third quarter







Greek residential property prices fell at a faster pace in the third quarter compared to the previous three-month period as economic contraction hit household income and employment, knocking values on banks' outstanding real estate loans.


http://www.ekathimerini.com/203767/article/ekathimerini/business/greek-residential-property-price-slide-gains-pace-in-third-quarter

Shakespeare's kitchen discovered in Stratford-upon-Avon dig

Shakespeare's kitchen discovered in Stratford-upon-Avon dig

 kitchen, including a hearth and cold storage pit, has been discovered by archaeologists digging up the playwright's home in Stratford-upon-Avon.

New Place, which was bought by Shakespeare in 1597, was the largest single dwelling in the town.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-coventry-warwickshire-34936744

LONDON HOUSE PRICE

HIGH HOUSE PRICES ARE DESTROYING LONDON ECONOMY

Soaring London house prices are costing the economy more than £1bn a year and preventing the creation of thousands of jobs, as individuals plough money into buying and renting instead of spending their cash elsewhere, a report has claimed. workers in many sectors were now priced out of the capital, while companies were being forced to pay more to attract staff and help them meet living expenses but also spending a huge amount of money to rent the company premises from parasite Landlords. The report said there was a knock-on effect on consumer spending, with money being spent on expensive mortgages and rents rather than other goods. It said as much as £2.7bn could have been spent elsewhere in 2015 if housing costs had kept in line with inflation over the past decade. This additional spending could have supported almost 11,000 more jobs, and meant a boost to the economy of more than £1bn this year. A report by property firm Savills found that London wasthe most expensive city in the world for companies to rent residential and office space.

http://londonhouseprice.com/2015/10/high-house-prices-are-destroying-london-economy/

Property market in Europe

As estimated by Eurostat (Statistical Office of the European Communities, European statistical office), the balance sheet of construction in 2013, production decreased 2.4% in the Europe area and 0.8% in 28 countries around Europe including UK with monetary independence.

The largest declines occurred in Spain (-2.9%), Slovakia (-2.3%) and Germany (-1.7%), and the highest increases in Slovenia (7.6%), the Czech Republic (7.2%) and Romania (4%) . Eastern Europe has become a magnet for developers and real estate mobilizing new investments in emerging areas. The largest decreases were detected in Portugal (-15.1%), Bulgaria (-7.9%), Slovakia (-5.0%) and Poland (-4.3%) and, moreover, the largest increases were in Slovenia (27.3% ), Hungary (10.7%), Romania (7.6%) and the UK (5.1%).

The fragmentation of local markets, with very particular dynamics, determine the economy in the sector; however, all European markets share a common denominator: at higher prices, residential property has started to see a weakening demand. Do not forget that most countries face a slowdown or contraction of GDP. In the short term not overly positive signs are seen, but optimism is slowly re-emerging after the shock of the financial crisis.

This uncertainty has infected the office property market, lowering their demand for the limited results of economic activity. Expansion plans are paralyzed, and measures such as reducing costs and cutting employees are priority. In the retail market, the demand for commercial space, considering strength, paradoxically revitalized its competition with greater opportunity spaces. On the one hand, the development of commercial centers and other national retailers and international brands always interested in the inner cities to strengthen its presence.