În Germania se plătesc aproape 200 de euro în plus pe lună la credite. Dobânzile, la cel mai mare nivel din 2009

Mortgage rates in Germany have reached their highest levels since the 2009 financial crisis, nearing 4.5%. Concerns over inflation due to the Iran conflict are driving these increases. Despite rising costs, housing prices continue to rise slightly, with a 0.6% annual increase reported. The volume of new mortgage loans has decreased by over 1.5% this year. The European Central Bank has raised interest rates twice this year to control inflation, impacting monthly payments significantly. Future trends in mortgage rates remain uncertain, with expectations of stability or slight decreases in the coming months.