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Hoy, en el Wall Street Journal, un artículo sobre la saga hipotecaria en los EEUU, señala que en Puerto Rico la tasa de delincuencia en las hipotecas es de 8.03%, la más alta en los EEUU.

Delinquencies in the first quarter varied sharply by state, but were highest in Puerto Rico (8.03%), Florida (7.03%) and Nevada (6.59%.)

La gráfica interactiva la ves aqui.

Sobre los efectos mundiales de esta crísis puedes leer este artículo del New York Times.

The collapse of the housing bubble in the United States is mutating into a global phenomenon, with real estate prices swooning from the Irish countryside and the Spanish coast to Baltic seaports and even parts of northern India.

This synchronized global slowdown, which has become increasingly stark in recent months, is hobbling economic growth worldwide, affecting not just homes but jobs as well.

In Ireland, Spain, Britain and elsewhere, housing markets that soared over the last decade are falling back to earth. Property analysts predict that some countries, like this one, will face an even more wrenching adjustment than that of the United States, including the possibility that the downturn could become a wholesale collapse.

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