Signs point to housing market recovery slowdown

Signs point to housing market recovery slowdown
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Hope for the housing market continues, but its still on shaky ground.

Last month, fewer homes were built than forecasted.  It’s a sign the housing market recovery is slowing down.
   
Builders may be scaling back, anticipating the end of the government’s eight thousand dollar first time home buyers tax credit.
   
That expires at the end of November.

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Flag Comment Posted by IanO on October 23, 2009 at 3:27 am

The housing recovery is really shaky and many are really in doubts if the economy will recover soon. Many people are still looking for cheaper houses, Well, the good news is that they can try to look into foreclosure auctions.  Foreclosure auctions are obviously more widespread, since the housing market and the economy aren’t exactly in the greatest of shape.  However, there are a plethora of foreclosed homes for sale nationwide, and people looking to get into real estate, or get a home for cheaper and refinance, then an auction just might be the ticket for you.  It’s also a popular option for people looking to pick up rental properties.  However, if getting into a home for cheap, or looking to keep owning and get some debt consolidation, foreclosure auctions might be the ticket for you.

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