Mortgage

In Greece, we use one word to symbolize the safety and security of living in a privately-owned home: keramidi (roof tile).

National Bank of Greece posted after-tax profits of 983 million euros in the first nine months of the year, the lender announced on Thursday, recording a 15% increase year-on-year.

This is the result of the resilience of its net revenues from interest and the strong takings from commissions, the bank argued.

A new information system that will automatically adjust the property values of real estate to commercial price levels is revealed in the new tax bill.

The Bulgarian real estate market has seen a notable increase in both prices and transaction volume in the past quarter, according to real estate broker Dimitar Kalajjiev in an interview with Radio "Focus." He highlighted that the current demand for properties surpasses the supply, maintaining strong interest in home purchases.

The Bulgarian real estate market has remained stagnant, reflecting last year's levels, according to Alexander Bochev, chairman of the National Real Estate Association (NREA), in an interview with BTA. He discussed the latest data from the Registration Agency regarding transactions in the third quarter and the upcoming October 30 celebration of Real Estate Brokers and Agents.

The "Buy with a loan or rent?" dilemma is now obvious to those who have the ability to access bank credit to acquire a house, either with or without the "My Home" program. As rental rates in the major urban centers increase and the European Central Bank continues to cut interest rates, it is clear that more and more households will be looking to get their own property.

Hello, now don’t tell me the story about Catholic priests and nightclubs isn’t sexy. Not that we have a problem with Catholics, or all priests for that matter, but brother, it’s a bit odd to see hundreds of thousands being transferred from an Archdiocese (Syros) to some shady companies dealing in nightlife.

Seventy billion red loans continue to be a serious obstacle to the country’s financial system.

The mortgage market in Greece is registering consecutive negative records, with Greece appearing as the only country in the European Union in negative territory on housing credit for the last three years.

A new interest rate subsidy scheme for mortgages is on the horizon in Cyprus, promising to ease the burden for many homebuyers.

The Bankers Association has announced that over the past three months it has been finalizing the details of the scheme in partnership with the Ministry of Finance.