Will be better or worse for real estate in 2015?

Whether you're looking to sell your home or rent or purchase in the past year craps, you might have a problem when we enter the new year: 2015 will be even better - or we headed to the same year?

There is no such thing as a real estate crystal ball, and anyone who claims to have all the answers may have a hidden agenda. And many factors need to be considered, let us take a closer look.

The recovery process - Where are we?

Trulia chief economist Recently, though not five housing barometer measuring Trulia completely back to normal, most of the progress being made in the conclusion. It has been three years prices bottomed out in 2011, we are still very affected rebound slowing recovery mode; housing prices are no longer significantly undervalued, investors market dried up.

As a former broker, I have to agree - investors are really dry. In the past week I have received three investment groups ask about OTC call in Seattle metro area. They complain that inflation has affected the number of existing opportunities, so they are looking for other sources. (Sorry! No deal here.)

The good news is that most of us believe that things will get better. Whether mitigation rebound, there is optimism in the air. According to Trulia study, consumers believe that 2015 will be an improvement for all real estate activity in 2014, especially for sellers.

Millennium factor

Undoubtedly, the purchasing power of the population with the millennium a serious punch. It seems that the American dream is still buyers play an important role, especially young people - 93% of young adult renters overwhelming answer is that, when asked whether he would buy a home one day.

source : web