EDUARD OREMYAN: MORTGAGE LENDING TO BECOME ACTIVE BY END OF 2010
PanARMENIAN.Net
May 3, 2010 - 18:57 AMT 13:57 GMT
Chairman of the Association of Mortgage Market Participants Eduard
Oremyan said that a growth has been recorded in the field of mortgage
lending since the beginning of 2010, due to new mortgage programs of
the government (National Mortgage Company UCO and Affordable Housing
for Young Families), as well as population's activity at the market.
"Today, financial organizations actively provide credits under
mortgage programs, and the market will become more active by the end
of the year," Oremyan said during the fourth annual meeting of the
Association in Yerevan.
Besides, Eduard Oremyan noted that the Association is trying to
reveal and remove the obstacles in the field of mortgage lending. "The
required amounts of salaries hinder crediting in the country's regions,
while they are basic targets of the governmental programs on mortgage
lending," he said. In addition, according to him, 30% prepayment makes
mortgage credits unaffordable for young families. At the same time,
he noted that 10-12 credits have already been provided under Affordable
Housing to Young Families program, which started in March 2010.
As for interest rates, Eduard Oremyan noted that they considerably
decreased in 2009; currently they make 8.5-13% against 16-20% several
years ago. "New reduction in interest rates can be expected, as the
market is developing and today there is a task of long-term money"
he said.
From: Baghdasarian
PanARMENIAN.Net
May 3, 2010 - 18:57 AMT 13:57 GMT
Chairman of the Association of Mortgage Market Participants Eduard
Oremyan said that a growth has been recorded in the field of mortgage
lending since the beginning of 2010, due to new mortgage programs of
the government (National Mortgage Company UCO and Affordable Housing
for Young Families), as well as population's activity at the market.
"Today, financial organizations actively provide credits under
mortgage programs, and the market will become more active by the end
of the year," Oremyan said during the fourth annual meeting of the
Association in Yerevan.
Besides, Eduard Oremyan noted that the Association is trying to
reveal and remove the obstacles in the field of mortgage lending. "The
required amounts of salaries hinder crediting in the country's regions,
while they are basic targets of the governmental programs on mortgage
lending," he said. In addition, according to him, 30% prepayment makes
mortgage credits unaffordable for young families. At the same time,
he noted that 10-12 credits have already been provided under Affordable
Housing to Young Families program, which started in March 2010.
As for interest rates, Eduard Oremyan noted that they considerably
decreased in 2009; currently they make 8.5-13% against 16-20% several
years ago. "New reduction in interest rates can be expected, as the
market is developing and today there is a task of long-term money"
he said.
From: Baghdasarian