well there's never a bad time for that
long term houses will go up ( just don't chose a peak to buy and a trough to sell ) otherwise you're golden
we've had a 15 month boom
talk in papers today of govt looking at ways of cooling the housing bubble
that could either lead to a slowing and steadying or a crash if done badly
interest rates are going to go up at some stage in the coming years ... probably not much but they will rise
i'd say we've still got a way to go on this rise but not at the same fast rate
global economic crises apart ( which unfortunately look quite common currently, us debt russia ukraine / china credit bubble bursting ) houses should be a good 15 - 20 year investment
well there's never a bad time for that
long term houses will go up ( just don't chose a peak to buy and a trough to sell ) otherwise you're golden
we've had a 15 month boom
talk in papers today of govt looking at ways of cooling the housing bubble
that could either lead to a slowing and steadying or a crash if done badly
interest rates are going to go up at some stage in the coming years ... probably not much but they will rise
i'd say we've still got a way to go on this rise but not at the same fast rate
global economic crises apart ( which unfortunately look quite common currently, us debt russia ukraine / china credit bubble bursting ) houses should be a good 15 - 20 year investment