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примеру понравился котлован )
двухбедренная - 270к. через 2 года.
плачу 30 тыс взнос.
цена для меня остается фиксированной ?

когда след 240К.???

если это на 25 лет , то когда первые выплаты делать треба ?
с момента заключения договора или с момента как квартиру построят ?

и есть ли какие нибудь льготы , кто к примеру половину стоимости оплатил .

werter писал(а): немного непонятно .
к примеру понравился котлован )
двухбедренная - 270к. через 2 года.
плачу 30 тыс взнос.
цена для меня остается фиксированной ?

werter писал(а):когда след 240К.??? по тому как тяжело скопить за 2 года 240к .
если это на 25 лет , то когда первые выплаты делать треба ?
с момента заключения договора или с момента как квартиру построят ?

werter писал(а):ооочень важные для меня вопросы.
и есть ли какие нибудь льготы , кто к примеру половину стоимости оплатил .
понятно что все это можно узнать у специалиста - но они же потом не слезут )))
заранее спасибо

PS. Gatchinsky, опередил! Но удалять всё равно не буду

25%-ный.

Zy писал(а):

25%-ный.

Зачем?

Чтоб high ratio insurance не покупать

Zy писал(а):

Чтоб high ratio insurance не покупать

Не стоит усилий: вы только начинаете "подниматься", вам нужны деньги на обзаведение необходимым, а, выплатив большой даунпеймент, вы экономите выплаты на время, когда вы уже станете на ноги, и лишняя сотня в месяц не будет для вас ничего значить.

Artist Dave Dorman really needs to sell his Florida house. The comic-book artist who also creates paintings of scenes from Star Wars, Batman and Aliens, is offering a large commissioned painting to the new owner of his home. The 3,800 square-foot home is located in a gated community on the 17th fairway of a golf course in the Florida panhandle in a town called Shalimar. The four-bedroom home was designed by the artist and has been featured on the SciFi Channel, Turner Broadcast Network’s Southern Living Presents program and WEAR TV, an ABC affiliate. The home has a large artists studio on the second floor, a master bedroom suite and a kitchen with two ovens. The home is priced at $725,000 (down from $950,000) and Dorman will throw in a 3 foot by 6 foot) painting of anything you would like. As the real estate market softens I am sure we will be seeing more creative offers like this.

oblom писал(а):

Artist Dave Dorman really needs to sell his Florida house. The comic-book artist who also creates paintings of scenes from Star Wars, Batman and Aliens, is offering a large commissioned painting to the new owner of his home. The 3,800 square-foot home is located in a gated community on the 17th fairway of a golf course in the Florida panhandle in a town called Shalimar. The four-bedroom home was designed by the artist and has been featured on the SciFi Channel, Turner Broadcast Network’s Southern Living Presents program and WEAR TV, an ABC affiliate. The home has a large artists studio on the second floor, a master bedroom suite and a kitchen with two ovens. The home is priced at $725,000 (down from $950,000) and Dorman will throw in a 3 foot by 6 foot) painting of anything you would like. As the real estate market softens I am sure we will be seeing more creative offers like this.

может во флориде чегонить прикупить? цены вполне эффордбл

oblom писал(а):
может во флориде чегонить прикупить? цены вполне эффордбл

В.Мир писал(а):

oblom писал(а):
может во флориде чегонить прикупить? цены вполне эффордбл

*Где в Америке жить хорошо?*
http://www.seagullmag.com/article.php?id=1003
Интересно, насколько автор точен в своих оценках?

Signs in Victoria
What kind of signs? For Sale signs! Inventory up by about 25% and sales down, compared to April last year. The Victoria report for April is out.

Kudos to the Victoria Real Estate Board for two things:

They get their data out quickly. In California and many US places, we don't seem to get the data until midmonth following. Victoria always seems to be the first day of the month. Vancouver, which is normally a couple days into the month, does a great job with speed as well - but Victoria takes 1st place.
Not as much spin. The report accompanying the data strikes me as fairly factual in tone. Not much of an attempt to spin things - at least not as badly as in some cases in other cities.
Here's what they say about inventory:

There were substantially more properties available for sale on the Victoria Real Estate Board’s Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) last month than a year ago. A total of 2,627 properties of all kinds were available for sale - that’s 25% higher than the 2,106 properties available for sale in April of last year. Sales softened last month while prices remained relatively stable.
Prices, on the other hand, were down for the mean and reached a new high for the median. Does this mean that maybe the high end is stalling (bringing down the mean) but other things are still moving? Hard to say from across the Straight of Georgia.

If you've been watching the US market, the typical pattern is that sales slow down, inventory piles up, and prices stagnate. Whether prices begin to drop depends on how the game of chicken between the buyers and sellers plays out - and that is harder to predict.

Monday, May 01, 2006
Month End Sales vs Actives
There were 2,140 sales in my market area last month, and at month end there were 8,490 active listings. That means there was 3.96 month's worth of inventory on the market at month end. Another way of looking at it is to think that if we didn't list a single additional property and continued selling at the current rate, we'd have enough inventory to last 4 months.


These are fun numbers to play with. How many people who feel we're in a hot market would have guessed we had 4 month's worth of inventory? That of course begs the question of how price relates to volume. Can we be over-priced and in need of a correction with those kinds of numbers? Would a "normal" market have a larger supply? Perhaps 7 months worth of inventory? If we dropped to 3 months worth, what would the result be?

A few months ago fun and mental wrote on VHB's blog:

"...i don't have any magical formula as to why i think this. i just think there is room left. a formula i like to use is listings/sales. the number of months supply will give you the market trend for the next few months. maybe chipman can do this for us. pick a category (detached) pick an area (eastside) and see how many months supply we have. if it's less than 4 months i would wager prices are still going up. if it's 4-9 months, we'll see a flat market, if it's more than 9 months, prices will decrease..."

If FNM is right, we're still in rising market territory, but just