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05-16-09

Fred Doleac, Real Estate in a Virtual World

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Mont Vernon, New Hampshire Real Estate - MLS Homes for Sale

Industry professionals provide accurate information and proper advice that facilitates the home buying process. Recommended professionals include mortgage lenders, Realtors, attorneys, home inspectors and accountants. If you are a first-time home buyer, you may qualify for a tax credit ($8000 in 2009) and could be eligible for special financing programs.

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Let Mont Vernon NH real estate assist you in finding the right property to meet your needs from local area homes for sale, foreclosure listings (bank-owned), country properties, land, condominiums and equine facilities -- all through the NH Multiple Listing Service (MLS). Request relocation, school and demographic information.

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Understanding the Current Housing Cycle

02-24-09

Dave Hall

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Understanding the Housing Cycle

NH Housing Cycle It should come as no surprise to the reader that over the last ten to fifteen years housing costs have risen dramatically and recently they have fallen significantly.

This paper will attempt to explain the following conclusions:

The housing market is normally in a “growth mode” (where new homes are required to accommodate an increasing population) or a “retraction mode” where the supply of existing homes is more than sufficient to accommodate demand. When in the growth mode, home values are closely related to the cost of new homes (replacement value); when in the retraction mode, all bets are off.

The cost of building a house (the bricks & mortar) has, over the past several decades, increased, by almost exactly the same percentage as the cost of living (CPI);

The total cost of a new house, including land, has increased by a much greater amount;

The runaway cost of housing is due to rapidly increasing lot costs, resulting from:

A decreasing supply of land, and;
Zoning and growth limitation changes which have greatly reduced “yield” from a parcel of land and created restrictions on market forces, a major factor in causing a rapid increase in lot costs.

An increase in lot cost results in a “multiplier effect” which causes housing costs to increase by more than the increase in the lot cost, as well as the structure.

Artificial constraints like building permit limitations, impact fees, etc. result in higher lot costs which, owing to the multiplier effect, push housing costs even higher.

To see the rest of this article please click here to goto www.NHHomemarket.com and the National Housing Cycle

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