Interesting editorial in "The Country": Surgery.
Very interesting editorial that devotes the newspaper "El Pais" to the Spanish housing bubble.
The Bank of Spain has just ensure that housing is overvalued by between 24% and 32%. If the Bank of Spain have any credibility, all transactions of sale of flats under way would be paralyzed, especially because private banks would not give mortgage loans backed by assets lacking. On the other hand, people who have purchased, with speculative intentions, a flat in recent years would put on sale immediately to remove it from above before the complaint on its overvaluation reached all corners. None of this has happened nor likely to happen in the coming days. Who is lying then, the Bank of Spain or the real estate market?
The two liars. The real estate market because it is their character and the Bank of Spain because the overvaluation is more than 30% ... (continued)
You can read it in full: http://www.elpais.es/articulo/ultima/Cirugia/elpporopi/20060707elpepiult_2/Tes
We recall that not long ago, we thought that the stamps worth what we were saying ...
Written by Carlos Lopez on July 8, 2006 with 14 points.









# 1, jose gonzalez
Frankly, the market will be gradually adjusted housing prices, there will be no such misfortune but it was slow.
A home is worth what someone is willing to pay for it, is this speculation?, There may be a speculative component but not in all cases, whether that housing is resold to 30% more than the purchase price in 12 months, the buyer appreciates the well, period. The question is who will be unable to sell the house above its purchase price.
There are tax measures that are to be adjusted, however, no deductions for housing for second or third but only for the first, and quite justified, we are the only European country that offers this kind of deduction.
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