Hello,
I am not sure about where this one should go...
I read a lot of people saying that you property is a long term investment which I think is a very valid comment. Now I am not one who is fully swept up on the demographics/statistics but everything seems to say that as a nation we are getting older (eg no pension because there will be too many baby-boomers etc) and so on etc. If the hype about the baby boomers is true, what happens when they all pass on? Assuming that they are taking up a lot of % of society now and many own their own home, does that mean at the end o that generation there will be housing surplus? Are there links that anyone is aware of that discuss such matters?
I guess the worst case scenario is buy now, in time the boomers move on, more houses are on the market, supply surpasses demand, properties lose some value, I wish I had thought about my investments a lot more in the mid to late 2000s (or naughties as some would say)...
Any thoughts
Smouch
I am not sure about where this one should go...
I read a lot of people saying that you property is a long term investment which I think is a very valid comment. Now I am not one who is fully swept up on the demographics/statistics but everything seems to say that as a nation we are getting older (eg no pension because there will be too many baby-boomers etc) and so on etc. If the hype about the baby boomers is true, what happens when they all pass on? Assuming that they are taking up a lot of % of society now and many own their own home, does that mean at the end o that generation there will be housing surplus? Are there links that anyone is aware of that discuss such matters?
I guess the worst case scenario is buy now, in time the boomers move on, more houses are on the market, supply surpasses demand, properties lose some value, I wish I had thought about my investments a lot more in the mid to late 2000s (or naughties as some would say)...
Any thoughts
Smouch