General Assessment

Variable(2015)
Data
Main constraints in the development of the housing finance sector  
New developments that will have a major impact on the sector 
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Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: Capital gains is taxed at a flat rate of 25%. Properties held for more than 25 years is exempt.
Notes: Figure listed is information of mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: Figure listed is information of mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: Figure listed is information of mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: Figure listed is information of mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: Figure listed is information of mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: Figure listed is information of mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: Figure listed is information of mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: Figure listed is information of mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: Figure listed is information of mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: Figure listed is information of mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: Figure listed is information of mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: Figure listed is mortgage loans but not limited to housing sector, consolidated from Statistical Abstracts and Annual Reports.
Notes: First time home buyers are able to deduct interest paid on mortgages from their personal income tax. The Mortgage Interest Relief was introduced in 2013.
Notes: First time home buyers are able to deduct interest paid on mortgages from their personal income tax. The Mortgage Interest Relief was introduced in 2013.
Notes: First time home buyers are able to deduct interest paid on mortgages from their personal income tax. The Mortgage Interest Relief was introduced in 2013.
Notes: Guyana's first credit bureau, Creditinfo, began operations in 2013. This is following the Credit Reporting Act of 2010, which laid down the framework for a credit bureau to exist.
Notes: Guyana's first credit bureau, Creditinfo, began operations in 2013. This is following the Credit Reporting Act of 2010, which laid down the framework for a credit bureau to exist.
Notes: Guyana's first credit bureau, Creditinfo, began operations in 2013. This is following the Credit Reporting Act of 2010, which laid down the framework for a credit bureau to exist.
Notes: Property tax is levied as "Wealth Tax." The rate ranges from 0-7.5% and depends on the tax base.
Notes: Rental income tax is levied at a rate of 33.33% after deducting income-generating expenses.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: The National Housing Programme provides families with low to middle income (mostly low) mortgage loans with low interest rates. These loans are mostly granted by commercial banks. The banks are given tax concessions by the government which act as indirect subsidies.
Notes: There is no maximum limit. Banks set their own criteria, most ranging from 75-80%
Notes: There is no maximum limit. Banks set their own criteria, most ranging from 75-80%