Greek Banks Predicted to Play Smaller Role in Residential Property Deals
Greek banks have been predicted to play an even tinier role, regarding the financing of residentiary property deals, in the first six months of 2015.
This transaction forecast will mount additional strains on the current market conditions in the nation, if it occurs. The National Bank of Greece believes that lending protocols may turn even more rigid in this year's second quarter, due to the unsettled economic environment in the nation.
In 2009, property transactions backed by Greek banks equaled 82%, compared to 2014's 20% rate, according to NBG. The funding's average share was 70% in comparison to 35%, in the same respective years, as reported by Kathimerini.
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