Desire to own a home in decline
Housing minister John Healey said Briton would adopt a more European attitude
to property where renting is on an equal footing as buying.
He told the Fabian Society, a think tank: “You don’t need to be a grocer’s
daughter to know it is not a good idea to have all your eggs in one basket.
“Yet not even a drop in …
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December 24th, 2009 at 5:39 am
What Susan as said is one way to look at it. But we should not allowed the hard times to stop us of owning a home. Paying rent should never be a longtime goal for an individual. What the housing corporation should do is look at ways to cut some of the cost which will be a form of encouragement to prospective buyers. Persons love to be inspired and if there are innovative ways in doing this then one should use them.