While grim economic news has been at the forefront of everyone’s mind for the past several months, economic indicators seem to show that the economy is improving. Retail sales in March weren’t as slow as economists had predicted. Job losses are slowing. Some retail chains are even ramping up for expansion again.
All of this means one thing: the downward slide is slowing, even stopping.
That means that an upward trend is just around the corner.
Historically speaking, employment indexes lag other economic indicators in predicting an economic downturn or expansion. Because job indexes are beginning to show signs of improvement, in the form of slowing losses, the economy may actually already be on the upswing again.
When the economy improves, home values improve. Higher demand equals an increase in property values, and as people loosen the purse strings, demand goes up. By the time you actually feel an economic upswing, it’s already too late to get the best deals. When the economy is improving, prices are already rising, so the best deals have already passed with the lowest prices.
Don’t wait until the recession is officially declared to be over to buy your dream home. It takes over 18 months to declare a recession; if you wait until it’s declared over, you’re likely to have missed out on six months – or more – of prime buying time. That translates to tons of missed opportunities, and actual dollar cost in your pocket.
Buy your new home now, and get in on the next new housing boom. Don’t wait until the boom is in full swing and you’ll have to pay $30,000 more for the house you want; buy today to take advantage of great prices before the economy drives them up again. Let us help you get your dream home now, so you can get ahead of the next housing boom and turn a profit on your home!
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