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- Kazan among the cities where prices for secondary housing fall the most since the end of March
- ‘Shopping malls were the first to receive the blow of imposed sanctions’ Malls in Russia have started to be put up for sale, some experts consider them a doubtful investment
- Ayrat Farrakhov: ‘There is a chance of returning to previous preferential mortgage parameters’
- ‘We are restraining prices for now, but up to a certain point’ — a rise in price awaits market of new buildings in Kazan Moscow developers, due to a failure with imports, are withdrawing apartments with a fine finish from sale, while in Tatarstan they are preparing to rewrite all price tags
- Natalia Pyryeva: ‘Putin’s offer will keep the buyer, but demand for housing will not be active’ Analyst of FG Finam — about the pre-sanction records of primary housing market and the subsequent decline in the conditions of overheated prices and unaffordable mortgages
- ‘Pre-war’ mortgage boom in Tatarstan: housing accounts for more than a third of all consumer loans Tatarstan residents took out mortgage loans for 16,4 billion in February 2022, while delinquency amounted to only 1,3 billion rubles
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Sales of new builds fall by 4,5% in Tatarstan
- Rinat Sadykov: ‘The youth fear credit dependence, but their purchasing power doesn’t grow” The first vice minister of youth affairs of Tatarstan asked deputies to help to reduce the social mortgage rate for young families
- ‘E-Mortgage in One Day’ — how pilot being realised in Tatartsan Regional project has attracted more that 8,000 applicants since September
- 'We are concerned about the change in key rate': builders ask Minnikhanov to intercede for them before Central Bank The president of Tatarstan will raise the rate issue at the meeting of his commission of the State Council of Russia in March
- Rustam Minnikhanov: 'When forming a family, it is necessary to give a person the opportunity to have a place of their own' The president of Tatarstan and Russia's deputy prime minister proposed to expand the list of categories of recipients of preferential mortgages
- What housing market to look like in 2022 after Central Bank's key rate increase To what extent the regulator's decision will affect mortgage lending, some banks are already changing the terms