Mortgage crisis is not far off
The crisis in mortgages for the first time spoke of the former Soviet Union. After many years the prices for housing in the Baltic countries, they collapsed. Analysts from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia believe that the same may soon have to wait and in Kiev.
The cost of housing has grown in the Baltic countries from 2004 to 2006, as rapidly as we have in Ukraine. This process have contributed to the banks that were engaged in granting mortgage loans to low-cost, well, well warmed and speculators market. Second buy housing at the initial stage of construction, and after already resold it after putting the house in operation. All of these factors are pushing up the prices up every month at 5% and higher, until, until prices reached a level where to buy housing was very much expensive.
The crisis in mortgages for the first time spoke of the former Soviet Union. After many years the prices for housing in the Baltic countries, they collapsed. Analysts from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia believe that the same may soon have to wait and in Kiev.
The cost of housing has grown in the Baltic countries from 2004 to 2006, as rapidly as we have in Ukraine. This process have contributed to the banks that were engaged in granting mortgage loans to low-cost, well, well warmed and speculators market. Second buy housing at the initial stage of construction, and after already resold it after putting the house in operation. All of these factors are pushing up the prices up every month at 5% and higher, until, until prices reached a level where to buy housing was very much expensive.