A 9.7% Jump in 2013? Could be, says J.P. Morgan analysts. Standard & Poor's estimates a positive 5% rise scenario as well. This prediction from strategist, John Sim at J.P. Morgan, comes after a rise in the net demand for housing in 2012. Net demand is configured by subtracting the current for sale inventory from the rate of existing home sales.
Of course, the uncertainty of the economy and the current negotiations in Congress could adversely affect a bullish home buyer's confidence and those of the industries investors. Rising taxes could reduce the available income for potential … (2 comments)
;)
;)
