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| BRAQUE, George Les Oiseaux. 1953 |
According to a recent OCU survey, more than half of the English, namely 57% and we plan to acquire a short-term housing and only 5% have thought about investing in a building on today. The same study by the Organisation of Consumers and Users reminds us that in 2007 the percentage of English who had planned to invest in real estate was nearly doubled, to 9%. In 2007, a 35% or so planteban. Normal, right? Strange thing would be that the trend had gone in the opposite direction and now we were more interested in investing in real estate now than in 2007.
seller The prototype currently under OCU correspond to a person of 40 years with a family of three or four members, and especially interested in a house with garage. Looking back remember that in 2007 the average buyer profile corresponded to a somewhat younger, between 25 and 35, with a permanent contract, singles, and had decided to share their home with someone else. Some of the housing premiered in 2007 and currently groups seek change to a better home. Not all, some, those who have got worse in their work and family have gone from a family.
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