The number of investment properties purchased last year dropped 2.1 percent compared to 2011, recent report. Investors are making up a smaller number of home buyers. A move by investors out of the housing market could undermine prices as excess inventory begins piling up. But as the economy recovers, any slack in the market could be picked by traditional home buyers. Where will the Housing Market go Next?
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Shrinking Investment Buyers
Shrinking Investment Buyers
The number of investment properties purchased last year dropped 2.1 percent compared to 2011, recent report. Investors are making up a smaller number of home buyers. A move by investors out of the housing market could undermine prices as excess inventory begins piling up. But as the economy recovers, any slack in the market could be picked by traditional home buyers. Where will the Housing Market go Next?
The number of investment properties purchased last year dropped 2.1 percent compared to 2011, recent report. Investors are making up a smaller number of home buyers. A move by investors out of the housing market could undermine prices as excess inventory begins piling up. But as the economy recovers, any slack in the market could be picked by traditional home buyers. Where will the Housing Market go Next?
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