Most Feel Safe at Home this New Year
A new Housing Predictor survey shows that an over-whelming majority of people feel safe at home this New Year.
(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 04, 2010 ) Destin, Florida -- Despite trying economic times, an over-whelming majority of people feel safe at home, according to a new Housing Predictor survey. The first Predictor Poll of the New Year found that a whopping 89% surveyed feel safe in their residence.
A growing number of homeowners are staying close to home these days in face of the worst economy since the Great Depression. Housing Predictor regularly surveys visitors on questions related to real estate and forecasts more than 250 local real estate markets in all 50 U.S. states. The Best 25 Markets and the Worst 25 Market forecasts are issued annually and updated over the year as market conditions change.
Almost three years ago Housing Predictor analysts forecasted the real estate collapse, projecting it would develop into the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. Despite the fall-out there are housing markets that are projected to be exceptions in 2010.
Foreclosures topped 5-million homes and are forecast to worsen in 2010 as bankers move more aggressively against homeowners and other property owners that are unable to pay mortgages.
Markets in more than three dozen states have sustained double-digit housing deflation, including California, Florida, Michigan, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Arizona, Nevada, New York, Connecticut, Delaware, South Carolina and Georgia. Check your market forecast, search foreclosures and keep up with real estate news at http://www.housingpredictor.com
A growing number of homeowners are staying close to home these days in face of the worst economy since the Great Depression. Housing Predictor regularly surveys visitors on questions related to real estate and forecasts more than 250 local real estate markets in all 50 U.S. states. The Best 25 Markets and the Worst 25 Market forecasts are issued annually and updated over the year as market conditions change.
Almost three years ago Housing Predictor analysts forecasted the real estate collapse, projecting it would develop into the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. Despite the fall-out there are housing markets that are projected to be exceptions in 2010.
Foreclosures topped 5-million homes and are forecast to worsen in 2010 as bankers move more aggressively against homeowners and other property owners that are unable to pay mortgages.
Markets in more than three dozen states have sustained double-digit housing deflation, including California, Florida, Michigan, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Arizona, Nevada, New York, Connecticut, Delaware, South Carolina and Georgia. Check your market forecast, search foreclosures and keep up with real estate news at http://www.housingpredictor.com
Contact Information:
Housing Predictor
Mike Colpitts
Tel: 8506221016
Email us
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Housing Predictor
Mike Colpitts
Tel: 8506221016
Email us
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