¿El fin de la caída de la vivienda en EEUU?

Es lo bueno que tienen los ajustes rápidos en los niveles de precios, que adelanta la estabilización y facilita la recuperación. Mientras tanto, en UME y, sobre todo en España, los precios inmobiliarios siguen sin reconocer el fin de la fiesta y, no menos importante, el sector bancario sigue restringiendo el acceso a crédito (mientras tanto la rentabilidad del activo la facilitará el BCE y las compras de deuda pública)

Lo que os decía, que en EEUU ya se oyen opiniones sobre el mercado inmobiliario a tener en cuenta:

Hace unas semanas Warren Buffet, en la CNBC:

• "Warren Buffett says along with equities, single-family homes are a very attractive investment right now"
• "I'd Buy Up 'A Couple Hundred Thousand' Single-Family Homes If I Could" (W.B)

Ahora, Robert Shiller (una opinión a tener muy en cuenta en el mercado de acciones e inmobiliario):

"We're seeing some good news now.  Starts, permits, confidence, the NAHB housing index is strikingly up.  It's still low, but it's up."

CNBC's Mandy Drury pursued the matter further:  "Where is the endgame, Robert?"

"Well, in terms of housing, we might be at the end game," Shiller responded. "Home prices are back to a normal level. They could just stay here, and that would be all right, right?

"Housing is very affordable, interest rates are down, prices are down to kind of a normal level. They haven't overshot normal. So maybe in terms of housing, this it it. This is it."

"Did you just say this may be the bottom?" asked Sullivan.

"It might be, yeah," answered Shiller. "Things can turn quickly and sharply. It's too soon to tell."