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其實利息低,房價高是理所當然的。之前有些人還不出貸款要賣房,現在借更多利息還更少,看到喜歡的房當然願意出多ㄧ點錢。
今天看到Kiwi老先生老太太買2 bedroom 850k 當年他們買房的時候那間可能8.5k都不要但是現在他們可能Downsize 本來房子賣個2M 他覺對不會想花8.5k 買個2 bedroom
只能說時代不同了,如果利息漲回到10%,房子絕對不值這麼多錢,滿街都要賣,炒房怎麼炒也炒不起來,大家也ㄧ定想跌到谷底再買
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=11487191
Consider this: back in December 2008, when the Sydney median house price was "only" A$540,000, the banks' benchmark interest rate for home mortgages was 9.45 per cent. That means the interest on a A$500,000 loan would come to about A$4000 a month. But with interest rates currently at about 5.2 per cent, A$4000 a month can pay the interest on a A$920,000 loan.
These numbers pretty much align with the rise in house prices over the same period.
What's really happening is this: instead of pocketing the savings to be had from low interest rates, Sydneysiders are using the money to pay more for their houses. |
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