NEWS
Ansip: property bubble has burst
TALLINN - Prime Minister Andrus Ansip has said that the current revenue shortfall is the result of the property bubble bursting in Estonia and that, contrary to what many politicians are saying, there was no need to rush in agreeing on expenditure cuts. “The real estate bubble has popped,” the prime minister told journalists on April 10. He said that for some time it was clear to all that the air would come out of the real estate bubble, only it was unclear how quickly. According to Ansip, p ...| The article you requested can be accessed only by subscribing to the online version of The Baltic Times. If you are already subscribed to The Baltic Times, please log on using the form on the top of the page. If you don't have a membership yet - please subscribe. |
E-mail this article 
Print this article
 MORE NEWS
|
 |
The lita and the euro Latvia to ask for 5 billion euro from IMF Estonia’s economic woes deepen Lithuania to see billion-lita deficit Estonian industrial output plummets Central Bank: economy to nosedive next year Consumer confidence hits seven year low Proposed tax changes unpopular IMF ready to help with funds Latvian government cancels Christmas 
CLASSIFIEDSAnnouncements [2]
Business [0]
Charity/Help [0]
Courses [1]
Education [0]
For sale/Wanted [0]
Legal notice [0]
Personal [1]
Pets [0]
Services [2]
Shopping [0]
REAL ESTATEHouses [0]
Offices [0]
Property [0]
JOBSLooking for job [0]
Wanted [1]
