Comments on: FNB announces the reintroduction of 95% Homeloans, with immemdiate effect http://propertyloans.co.za/717/fnb-home-loans-reintroduces-95-bonds/ the lowest Home Loan interest rates & best bond deal Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:52:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: john http://propertyloans.co.za/717/fnb-home-loans-reintroduces-95-bonds/comment-page-1/#comment-116943 john Sun, 30 Aug 2009 20:10:18 +0000 http://www.propertyloans.co.za/?p=717#comment-116943 The banks need to lend money to make money so they actually want to give loans but need to be more careful than in the past. We have not yet hit the bottom of the property slump in south africa. We have along way to go before we are at the same levels of readjusted valuations being experienced in the us and uk. Property values will drop by at least another 20% in 2009. The banks need to lend money to make money so they actually want to give loans but need to be more careful than in the past. We have not yet hit the bottom of the property slump in south africa. We have along way to go before we are at the same levels of readjusted valuations being experienced in the us and uk.
Property values will drop by at least another 20% in 2009.

]]> By: Jeega Feega http://propertyloans.co.za/717/fnb-home-loans-reintroduces-95-bonds/comment-page-1/#comment-116872 Jeega Feega Mon, 13 Jul 2009 07:46:20 +0000 http://www.propertyloans.co.za/?p=717#comment-116872 Property prices are set to fall further for the rest of the year. At the moment most properties are actually selling for 50% of the initial asking price, which proves that the market is still very over priced. Property prices are set to fall further for the rest of the year. At the moment most properties are actually selling for 50% of the initial asking price, which proves that the market is still very over priced.

]]> By: Figo Mago http://propertyloans.co.za/717/fnb-home-loans-reintroduces-95-bonds/comment-page-1/#comment-116759 Figo Mago Tue, 30 Jun 2009 10:37:32 +0000 http://www.propertyloans.co.za/?p=717#comment-116759 Hmmm. I learnt from past that banks are always a step ahead of anyone else when it comes to forecasting. This move signals that they've seen changes in the real-estate market coming up ahead. What do you suppose to changes could be? Commodities boom perhaps? Hmmm. I learnt from past that banks are always a step ahead of anyone else when it comes to forecasting.

This move signals that they’ve seen changes in the real-estate market coming up ahead.

What do you suppose to changes could be? Commodities boom perhaps?

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