Ibavi will guarantee the purchase of homes for people with an income of less than €68,500
The Balearic Housing Institute (IBAVI) will guarantee 20% of the mortgage down payment for the purchase of a home, a measure aimed at helping all those people with the financial capacity to pay the mortgage loan but who cannot assume this initial expense. All in all, the range of possible beneficiaries arranged by the Government is strikingly wide, since people with an income of up to 68,541 euros per year -6.5 times the Public Indicator of Income for Multiple Effects (IPREM) with the modifying coefficients that the community itself can establish-, 73,437 euros in the case of couples.
Other conditions will be those of accrediting a minimum of five years of residence in the archipelago or not having any other home already owned. The maximum price of housing, free or protected (although it was specified that the bonds will be released "preferably" for the purchase of private official protection housing), will be 270,000 euros, as explained by the Minister of Mobility and Habitatge, Josep Marí. Said price, "is an appraised price that falls within the prices agreed between promoters and the Government." The measure will take effect on January 1.
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