🫵 COMPRO VIVIENDA EN 2026 O ESPERO ‼️

🫷🏻 Should I buy a house in 2026, or have we already reached peak housing prices, and is there any chance of a correction and a price drop? The housing market has taken a 180-degree turn. We analyze the INE (National Institute of Statistics) data that confirms the start of the decline in mortgage volume. I'll analyze up-to-date data from the street; the INE has a two- or three-month delay, and we're seeing a significant slowdown in new mortgage applications and a substantial increase in supply because houses are no longer selling. ❇️ By chapters: 02:16 Abrupt decline in mortgage volume 03:25 Rise in mortgage rates 03:46 Rise in the Euribor 04:35 Housing prices slow down in most autonomous communities 06:24 Would you buy a house in 2026? 06:53 The housing bubble is losing steam 08:40 Unprecedented housing crisis in Spain 10:05 How to negotiate a mortgage in 2026 10:41 Real estate investment is no longer profitable In this live broadcast, we analyze the current situation of the real estate sector after two years of constant increases. If you want to understand how these movements affect your personal finances or your buying plans, here are the key points you need to interpret the change in trend we are observing. Based on official information from the INE (National Institute of Statistics) and the Association of Property Registrars, we explain why mortgages have begun to decrease and what real impact this has on buyers. This analysis is essential for those who need to make informed decisions about their assets and housing in the current economic climate. Subscribe to receive our weekly analyses on the housing market and comment on what aspect of the economy you would like us to cover in the next video. The housing market has taken a 180-degree turn. We analyze the latest INE (National Institute of Statistics) data on the decline in mortgages. This live report examines how the real estate sector is reacting to the new official figures. If you're thinking about buying or selling, understanding this shift in the housing market is crucial for making informed decisions about your personal finances. After two years of steady increases, the financial landscape is beginning to show a different trend that directly affects those seeking financing. We review the INE data to explain why mortgages have started to decrease and what this means in the long term. Analyzing the evolution of mortgages is key to avoiding decisions based on outdated information. This analysis is for investors, buyers, and anyone interested in the current state of the real estate sector. Subscribe to receive our weekly analyses on economics and housing, and tell us in the comments: Do you think prices will continue this downward trend?