According to the Fannie Mae February 2012 National Housing Survey, the results found that nationally, concerns about housing are beginning to lessen.
The survey found that on average, 28% of respondents expected home prices to increase over the next 12 months.
In numbers that seem to confirm a more positive outlook on homeownership, the number of those who thought it was a good time to sell rose 3%, to its highest level in over a year. In addition 65% of those polled said that if they were going to move up they would buy rather than rent.
All signs seem to point to a market that still has plenty of options for both buyers and sellers alike and that is always positive news!
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