| Econ 101 |
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| Written by Ben | |
| Wednesday, 10 October 2007 | |
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The real estate industry is a great example of one of the most basic law's of economics...what goes up must come down. No, wait..that's not economics. The example I was looking for was 'the early bird catches..' Ok no, seriously now, it's a good example of supply and demand. Let's a have a look. If there's a sellers' market, homes/properties sell like hotcakes and sellers have the power, hence a sellers' market. Prices rise as a result. During a buyers' market home sit and sit and buyers may get a deal. As demand of available houses or 'units' goes up (more homes on the market for longer periods of time) that's a buyers's market. The reverse would be a sellers' market. Who knew!? |
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