【中國財經】利率持續下行房企融資暖意濃
進入傳統旺季,房企融資出現小高峰,近期很多房企融資利率進一步走低,部分房企融資利率甚至降至2%左右。業內人士表示,在“三條紅線”背景下,融資渠道向優質房企傾斜,綠檔房企與紅檔房企融資增速差距拉大。同時,降準有利於緩解房企現金流壓力,防範房地產市場風險,對推進房地產市場平穩健康發展具有積極作用。
進入傳統旺季,房企融資出現小高峰,近期很多房企融資利率進一步走低,部分房企融資利率甚至降至2%左右。業內人士表示,在“三條紅線”背景下,融資渠道向優質房企傾斜,綠檔房企與紅檔房企融資增速差距拉大。同時,降準有利於緩解房企現金流壓力,防範房地產市場風險,對推進房地產市場平穩健康發展具有積極作用。
According to the Mortgage Bankers Association's latest Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey for the week ending April 8, 2022, U.S. mortgage applications decreased 1.3 percent from one week earlier.
The Market Composite Index, a measure of mortgage loan application volume, decreased 1.3 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis from one week earlier. On an unadjusted basis, the Index decreased 1 percent compared with the previous week.
Return to Normal Hopes For Global Supply Chain Dashed by Russian Invasion of Ukraine
According to new research by Andrew Volz, JLL Construction Research Leader, broad U.S. economic recovery and a near-global end to pandemic-related restrictions generated an improved construction outlook in the early months of 2022.
【新北市訊】新北市政府地政局公佈最新一期住宅價格指數,110年10月至12月之全市、大樓及公寓價格指數與上季相較呈現微幅上漲,各月漲幅大致介於0.33至1.42%間;而各次分區、新成屋、整體開發區、捷運沿線等指數整體皆呈現上漲趨勢。
4月11日,蘇州和南京房地產市場和交易管理中心確認,蘇州對限售和限購、南京對溧水和六合限購政策調整。本次兩城“雙限”政策寬鬆是給予市場面嚴重下行和政策面持續寬鬆的背景。對蘇州而言,短期將有效緩解市郊在售項目銷售壓力、縮短改善置換週期,中長期將助力恢復一二手市場活性。對南京而言,兩區限購調整對市場規模提振有限。同時,兩個強二線城市調控放寬在全國范圍內具有“先行先試”的指導作用,兩市後續市場變化也將成為其他二線城市施政根據。
一、房地產開發投資完成情況
1 — 3月份,全國房地產開發投資27765億元,同比增長0.7% ;其中,住宅投資20761億元,增長0.7% 。
1 — 3月份,房地產開發企業房屋施工面積806259萬平方米,同比增長1.0% 。其中,住宅施工面積569045萬平方米,增長1.1% 。房屋新開工面積29838萬平方米,下降17.5% 。其中,住宅新開工面積21558萬平方米,下降20.3% 。房屋竣工面積16929萬平方米,下降11.5% 。其中,住宅竣工面積12323萬平方米,下降11.3% 。
Annual house price growth was at its highest level since 2004 in March, hitting 14.3% according to Nationwide.
The lender highlighted that the race for space had seen the average price of a detached property increase by £68,000 since the onset of the pandemic, compared to a rise of £24,000 for flats.
It added that the trend was making it harder for people to trade up, with the average price gap between flats and terraced houses in the UK having doubled since the onset of the pandemic (from £12,000 to more than £25,000).