Calisto Communications

With big building firms going out of business and the state of the housing market appearing worse and worse. The market doesn?t look good. People I know keep on saying I want to ? sell my house? but are not sure whether to, due to poor equity. Personally I would like the opportunity to get my foot on housing market in the start. The new incentives that have been put onto the market aren?t really flexible enough to entice me into buying a home, with the only homes that you can buy being new builds which frankly a lot of the time look like little boxes with very little space, is this just another attempt for the government to reach target. The fundamentals are developers generally want to knock out as many buildings as fast as they can for the least amount of money on the least amount of space. Individuals need an area that they are investing their money into for their own benefit, somewhere they aren?t over looked and where they feel they can get out into their garden into their own space. The stamp duty lifting to ?175,000 is something that should have been sorted out a long time ago rather than the appeasement policy for the little people it appears to be, that is only going to last for a short period of time. Most people are unable to save for a mortgage because they are don?t have the spare funds and although we get studies that the average wage is a certain amount it has no relation to the low amount most of us earn.