
Замглавы министерства строительства и ЖКХ Никита Стасишин заявил в интервью ТАСС на ВЭФ, что спрос на рыночную ипотеку в России вырастет на фоне снижения ключевой ставки ЦБ, хотя семейная, дальневосточная и арктическая ипотека по-прежнему занимают большую часть выдач на первичном рынке.
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ЦБ России снижает ключевую ставку в условиях замедления инфляции, что влияет на стоимость кредитов, включая ипотечные.
На фоне снижения ключевой ставки ЦБ в России увеличится спрос на рыночную ипотеку. Соответствующий прогноз дал замглавы министерства строительства и ЖКХ Никита Стасишин в интервью агентству ТАСС в кулуарах Восточного экономического форума (ВЭФ).
Интерес к жилищным кредитам по рыночной ставке, несомненно, будет расти относительно 2025 года, предсказал чиновник. «Но надо посмотреть просто, насколько мало было выдано в прошлом году рыночной ипотеки. Поэтому пока все равно та ипотека, в первую очередь семейная, здесь дальневосточная, арктическая, которая реализуется по поручению президента, все равно занимает большую часть по объему выдачи на первичном рынке», — заключил он.
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Спрос на рыночную ипотеку в России вырастет относительно 2025 года
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