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Azerbaijan's Mortgage Fund Issues Loans Worth 4.09 Billion Manats
The Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund has issued loans totaling 4 billion 91.682 million manats to 60,016 borrowers. Additionally, 10,092 apartments have been sold through lease.
MIDA Conducts Selection of Subsidized Apartments in Three Azerbaijani Cities
The State Housing Development Agency (MIDA) held the selection of 535 subsidized apartments in Lankaran, Shirvan, and Yevlakh. The process was carried out under enhanced security measures after attempts of cyber interference.
Khalg Bank Launches Campaign for Loans Secured by Real Estate
Khalg Bank offers consumer loans secured by real estate up to 200,000 AZN at an annual rate from 12% until the end of 2026.
Azerbaijan's Mortgage Lending Drops by 3.8%
In January-July 2024, the volume of mortgage loans issued through the Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGF) amounted to 237.8 million manats, down 3.8% year-on-year.
Kazakhstan Distributes 8,600 Rental Apartments in Six Months
In the first half of the year, Kazakhstan distributed 8,649 rental apartments, of which 5,361 were privatized. Support measures include preferential mortgages and housing certificates.
Azerbaijan registers 207,000 property rights in 7 months
In January-July 2024, Azerbaijan registered 207,035 property ownership rights, up 1.25% year-on-year.
Mortgage Fund Provides 208 Rent-to-Own Apartments in Absheron
The Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund has allocated 208 renovated apartments in Saray settlement, Absheron district, under the rent-to-own mechanism. Monthly payments start from 620 manats.
Azerbaijan Mortgage Fund Issues Loans to 59,216 Borrowers Worth 4.3 Billion Manats
The Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund of Azerbaijan has issued loans totaling 4 billion 338 thousand manats to 59,216 borrowers and sold 9,657 apartments through rental.
Khalg Bank Launches Mortgage Program Up to 250,000 Manats
Khalg Bank offers mortgage loans up to 250,000 manats for up to 22 years at rates from 11% per annum. The program runs until December 30, 2026.
Khusnullin: 1.8 million Russian families improved housing conditions in six months
Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin reported a 3.7% increase in the number of families improving their housing conditions in the first half of 2026.
A €1 Million Home Is Unaffordable on an Average Salary in Every EU Country
Euronews Business calculated that buying a €1 million home requires an annual income of over €130,000, exceeding the average salary in all EU countries.
Ildar Khusainov on the Transformation of the Real Estate Market
In recent years, the real estate market has undergone a tough transformation: prices are rising, mortgage rates are too high, and buyers are taking a wait-and-see approach.