new housing demand will remain primarily due to:
1. Macroeconomic forecasts for the prier half of 2006 indicate that the English economy will continue to grow and inflation rate tend to be in the environment 3%.
2. Real disposable income of household savings for home ownership will remain in the first half of 2006, to the extent that inflation exceeds forecasts and kept interest rates.
3. The housing market will remain an attractive investment alternatives while others enhance their stability or performance expectations.
4. The supply of new housing expected to continue in 2006, albeit lower in the central areas of cities by the scarcity and rising cost of land.
So as we conclude it is expected that during the first half of 2006 to maintain the trust to generate sufficient demand to absorb the supply of housing, if there are no substantial changes in economic growth rates or interest and is likely to continue the growth of prices, keeping the slower pace in recent periods as the high level reached by them has increased the effort they have to bear the family savings to buy a home.
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