At the start of the year, the news is good for borrowers. Among the scales received and although not all banking partners have yet communicated them (scales are still expected this week), the stabilization movement is confirmed. Thus 50% of the scales received are stable and the other half are decreasing.
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“The drop in 10-year OATs offered banks room to lower their rates but we will note, as always on the downside, caution: the 100 basis points on the OAT turning into 20 basis points at the most willing partners. And the banks are right to be patient. The last few days have seen the OAT regain some color (around thirty basis points in less than 15 days). The real estate market needs stability, and this also applies to rates. Another good news at the start of the year concerning the PTZ: the wait for the texts implementing the new PTZ opens a “small” window for borrowers who would still like to benefit from the 2023 version: individual houses in zones tense and new housing in relaxed areas. Please note, however, this will be done on tax notice 2023 and therefore RFR 2022 and to date the files must be complete in the bank before February 1st! » explains Cécile Roquelaure, Director of Empruntis Studies.







