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This document reviews the outcomes and discussions held at the Nordisktbostadsmöte in Karlskrona from August 26 to 28, 2009, focusing on the impact of the financial crisis on Iceland's housing market. It includes historical data on unemployment and housing availability from 1985 to 2008, index changes, and restructuring of loans to aid borrowers. Key aspects discussed include the adaptations required for mortgage market stability, implications for building companies, and the future rental and housing landscape in response to ongoing challenges.
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Nordisktbostadsmöte Karlskrona 26. – 28. august 2009
Almindlige lånetaker • Endrin af terminforfall • Forlengelse af lånets löpetid • Frysing av lån • Omgjöring av gjeld til lån • Foranding av index (imidlertidlig) • Betalingsavtale op til 18 månader • Længere frister för andre gangs varsel • Længere frister för tvangsalg • Utleije etter auksjon
Bygningsselskaper • Endrin af terminforfall • Forlengelse af lånets löpetid • Flytting av lån • Frysing av lån • Længere frister för andre gangs varsel • Længere frister för tvangsalg
Leieselskaper • Endrin af terminforfall • Forlengelse af lånets löpetid • Frysing av lån • Længere frister för andre gangs varsel • Længere frister för tvangsalg • Utleije etter auksjon • Nye lån til resturering av boliger
Hvad ligger foran oss... • Vi må • Være fleksible • Ha klare mål – kortsigtigt • Konstant revurdering • Ny marked for leieboliger fra staten? • EU?
Lånemarkeden Figures from banks are not avaliable for the period 01-09-2008 Source: Central Bank of Iceland and HFF
Íbúðalánasjóður, banker, pensjonsfonder • The market share of HFF is 53% if mortgage backed securities (loan agreements of ISK 106 billion) which where acquired from the banking sector in 2004 and 2005 are included. • The banking sector’s market share is 34% and the pension funds is with 13% share. *Currency linked loans from banks are not included. Source: Central Bank of Iceland and HFF
The Mortgage Market – Competitive Position *Banks are not included since 01-09-08 Source: Central Bank of Iceland and HFF