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Toutmonimmobilier launches competition

There are two small ads sites predominate in France and seloger.com logicimmo. The first is often the blow of a takeover. The second is still on cloud nine. For the latter you may be less familiar with his blog toutmonimmobilier . It's time to move on to find assistance with prizes to win books and DVDs. Suffice it to visit the site Monday, October 4.

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USA: loans drop

The housing market and construction in the U.S. is in trouble and the recovery is slow in coming. Yet funding for a project has never been more interesting thanks to the credit rates are currently very favorable.

For a 30-year mortgage, the buyer was entitled to a credit rate of around 4.25% during the last week. For a loan of 15 years, conditions were more favorable with a rate of 3.73%.

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Decline in housing prices in the United Kingdom

The housing market in Britain it is now back in the real estate crisis? possible but it is too early to tell. Indeed, house prices fell for the third consecutive month in September. Over a month, falling housing prices reached 1.1% this month.

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USA: declining real estate in June

The subprime crisis does not stop to take the United States. The housing sector is struggling to cope with prices still in decline. Thus between June and July 2010, property prices fell by another 0.5%. An annual decline is now 3.3%.

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Paris: lower Rents for shops on the Champs

Champs Elysee are the best avenue in the world. in any case they have lost their attraction for businesses. In effect, then the city of Paris has made the criteria more stringent for commercial premises on the avenue, the rents have fallen by 9.5% in one year.

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Record house prices in Paris

Meilleuragent.com just teach us, housing prices had passed the bar of 7000 euros per m2. In one year, the property prices in Paris rose 18.2%. The housing crisis seems a happy ending in Paris.