Real estate market tight as demand soars Friday, 30 November 2007 The remains tight as the demand for properties continues to soar.
Valerie Levy says there is a continuing shortage of mid-priced houses and "The market has been very active, there is a shortage of property and demand remains strong so what happens in a situation like that if you have more people looking at properties than there are properties available, it's going to go to the highest bidder," said Ms. Levy.
"Certainly the market in all sectors, in all price ranges there is a shortage and in single family houses there is also a shortage," she said.
She says the rise in the demand for properties has resulted from the increase in benefits provided by the National Housing Trust.
Valerie Levy says there is a continuing shortage of mid-priced houses and "The market has been very active, there is a shortage of property and demand remains strong so what happens in a situation like that if you have more people looking at properties than there are properties available, it's going to go to the highest bidder," said Ms. Levy.
"Certainly the market in all sectors, in all price ranges there is a shortage and in single family houses there is also a shortage," she said.
She says the rise in the demand for properties has resulted from the increase in benefits provided by the National Housing Trust.
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