The national housing market looks to be in the best shape it’s been for years, with rising prices, increased sales and decreased inventories becoming common all over the US. Few would argue that a recovery isn’t under way, and now some commentators are predicting that housing could well pave the way for a broader economic recovery.
Looking ahead to 2012
December 28, 2011 by
What’s in store for housing markets in 2012? Well, the good news is that we may finally be over the worst. Following five long, often painful years of price declines, which saw median home prices drop by almost 40%, housing is finally showing signs of a rebound – although we still have some way to go.
Young Adults are Moving Back Home
November 7, 2011 by
What with employments prospects looking ever gloomier for thousands of young adults across the nation, it’s little wonder that more of them are moving back in with mom and dad in an effort to cut housing costs. Recent data from the latest U.S. Census showed that young male adults in particular were finding moving back
Economists Praying For Housing Recovery
June 2, 2011 by
It’s a vicious circle we’re stuck in folks. Home prices won’t go up until there are more jobs, but there won’t be any more jobs around till the housing market recovers. This is a big problem because right now, both the broader economy and housing markets are struggling to get into gear. With hiring losing
