According to a Harvard Study released this morning the demand for housing in the us will increase by 200,000 per year over the last decade. The stats released stated that the average housing growth between 1995-2005 were, on average, 1.26 million per year and between 2005-2015 is projected to be 1.46 million homes per year. What does this mean, increased growth, increased prices, and stability for all of you skeptical buyers out there. Don't worry about the price, worry about the purchase. Lets get you into home ownership, there is no point in waiting, its only going to cost you!
Read more on the study by clicking here.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Housing demand rates of growth projected to increase on an annual basis by 200,000 per year,
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