Sluggish Sales in Krasnodar and Anapa's New Construction Market
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A substantial dip in sales of new residential properties has hit Krasnodar and Anapa, according to "RBK Krasnodar". Let's dive into this housing market slump and the forces that are making potential buyers think twice.
Things ain't looking too grand in the new construction market. Nearly 80% of apartments remain unsold!
Anton Gushkov, Prezzo of the National Association of Builders, spilled the beans on the culprits behind this dismal scenario. Seems like the conventional banking financing methods are losing their mojo, and the soaring credit costs are compressing the wallets of construction companies.
Gushkov seems to think it's high time for potential investors to get clued into the project declarations before venturing into real estate buying. Low sales could indicate risks lurking in the shadows!
A few weeks back, we shed some light on a significant change in Krasnodar's new buildings' prices. Following the scrapping of the 4% mortgage subsidy, things got a whole lot pricier, despite the slide in housing prices across the board.
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Now, let's unpack why this sales slump is happening. The main culprit? The cancellation of the 4% mortgage subsidy! This payment reduction had tempted people into the housing market, making mortgages more affordable. But with the subsidy snafu, buyers are feeling the squeeze and losing interest. And that, my dear friends, is clearly reflected in the disappointing sales figures.
This news isn't easy on the construction sector, either:
- Waning Demand for New Projects: With fewer apartments flying off the shelves, developers are losing motivation to launch new residential construction projects, and that's slowing down building activity.
- Monetary Struggles for Construction Companies: Construction and real estate firms that had anticipated continued robust demand may now struggle with cash flow issues and potentially fail to complete ongoing projects.
- Broad Economic Ripples: The construction sector's glacial pace impacts others, including material supply industries, labor markets, and local services. In the wake of pandemic restrictions, these challenges have been already stacking up[4].
Over in Anapa, conditions might be even gloomier. Here, we've got environmental and social tensions surrounding real estate development on the Black Sea coast, as well as environmental issues like lingering effects from a tanker disaster. Both issues could deter investment in the area[1][2].
So, the scrapping of the 4% mortgage subsidy has sparked a significant decrease in new apartment sales in Krasnodar and Anapa, which, in return, is hampering construction activity and causing financial headaches in the construction and real estate sectors. Adding to the woes are local issues that dent investor and buyer confidence in these coastal areas.
The cancellation of the 4% mortgage subsidy is the primary reason for the sluggish sales in Krasnodar and Anapa's new construction market, as people are feeling the pinch and losing interest in buying new apartments. Moreover, the construction sector is grappling with decreased demand for new projects, monetary struggles for construction companies, and economic ripples affecting material supply industries, labor markets, and local services.
