States (Source: Press Office Remax Italy)
Good news for the housing market in Milan, which last quarter stood at substantial levels of stability, both for the number of transactions that the 'price trend.
And 'what emerges from the data collected in Milan from RE / MAX Italy, which is part of the most popular network of international real estate franchise, and in Milan has 142 real estate consultants in 12 affiliated agencies. Positive
also forecasts for 2011, for which we continue to speak of a substantial price stability and supply, as they predict slight increases in demand and number of transactions.
definitely better than being waged overseas, where data collected by the network RE / MAX in different metropolitan areas of stable prices but instead speak of a fall in transactions of more than 30% over 2009. A drop definitely influenced by the end of the federal incentives Tax Credit, but still worrying, if you think about the negative forecasts published no later than a couple of months ago by influential publications like Time and The New York Times.
Ben seems to be different instead of the Italian situation – come già aveva avuto modo di commentare Dario Castiglia, Presidente di RE/MAX Italia – dove, per tradizione e cultura, il mattone continua e continuerà ad essere considerato il miglior investimento, caposaldo e fondamento del risparmio familiare, come dimostrano i dati del mercato milanese.
Qui, come nel resto d’Italia, l’acquisto dell’abitazione rispetto all’affitto continua infatti ad essere la scelta privilegiata degli over 35, con una percentuale che si attesta intorno all’86% di coloro che hanno un’età compresa fra i 35 e i 50 anni, e che sale addirittura al 95% nel caso degli over 50, soprattutto se si tratta di coppie (71%) e famiglie (100%). Optano instead to lease 75% of those aged between 20 and 35 years and 90% of singles, notably a preference for central areas of the city, closer to the "movida milanese".
