In 2014, loans were disbursed to over 15.6 billion an increase of 28.6% Codacons,” But the 2007 to 2013, the decrease was 72% »
In the first eight months of the year the loans granted to households Italian growing again.
The figures were released by ABI and are based on a sample of 84 banks, which have provided more than € 15.6 billion in mortgages. The reference period is between January and August 2014, and there was an increase of 28.6% compared to 2013
« The data for the first eight months of 2014 ” emphasizes the Abi, « show the recovery of the market for loans to households for the purchase of housing. Abi from the sample, consisting of 84 banks, representing about 80% of the entire Italian banking market, shows that between January and August 2014, the amount of disbursements of new loans amounted to 15.543 billion compared to EUR 12.089 billion the same period in 2013 The increase on an annual basis is, therefore, 28.6%. “
new loans in 2014 is even greater in the first eight months of 2012.
In this period, the figure was around 13.924 billion euro.
increased variable rate mortgages that the first eight months of 2014 accounted for 79 7% of total new loans; in the same period of 2013, the value was 77.2%.
Observers point out that we can not yet speak of a recovery in the sector.
The Codacons says that in 2007 the loans granted for house purchases reached 62.7 billion euro in 2013, disbursements totaled 17.6 billion euro, and then there was a fall of 72% in just 6 years.
In the second quarter of this year appeared the minus sign in the sale of houses, that we are at -3.6 compared to 2013 after the positive trend in January-March.
According to the Agency revenue law of 2014 had initially Stability a positive weight.
Confedilizia proposed as a solution to a decrease in land rents. « A decrease of three percentage points would cost just 7/800 million euro” , said association president Corrado Sforza Fogliani, stressing that have been raised “ 5% by Prodi and so iugulatorio from Monti. “
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