Housing
One in five housing contracts with fixed-rate periods ending in the first quarter underwent renegotiation
Out of the housing loan contracts that concluded their fixed-rate period in the first quarter of 2026, 20% were renegotiated. In 40% of these renegotiated cases, the borrowers opted for a new fixed-rate period lasting at least two years.
Why it matters
If your mortgage's fixed-rate period is ending, this indicates that a significant portion of borrowers are successfully negotiating new terms with their banks rather than defaulting to floating rates, suggesting this is a viable option to explore for managing your own housing costs.PúblicoRead original ↗
Useful?
