If we give credence to the various sections of the media, House Sales UK are in a mess. However, in spite of this, the truth is that there are an Abundance of Home Buyers out there, all keen to let us all know that “We buy Houses”.

A good few of those people who are ready and able to buy your Home are just cash rich individuals, who can afford to wait for the House Sales UK Market to stabilise as the media become bored with stories about the Credit Crunch, and the real economy bottoms out. Others presently highly active as purchasers in the current House Sales UK Market are the growing number of professional Home Buyers.

All these potential Home Buyers have one thing very much in common. They all believe that the present low Home value levels are very much temporary, and the present recession will in fact sow the seeds of large rises in Home prices in the medium to long term. In addition, they believe that these Home value gains will be sooner, faster and higher than the improvements in the overall economy, when it finally bottoms out and comes back to growth.

They hold this belief because they are well aware of the government research which states that, simply in order to stop House Sales UK prices spiralling out of control UPWARDS, we need three hundred thousand new Homes to be constructed every year for the next 10 years. The irony here is that in the short term, the Credit Crunch and falls in Home Values and House Sales UK mean that very few new Homes are being built.

In the short term, and in the current financial conditions, this lack of new Home starts and completions is not producing any positive effects to counter the current negative trends. This is because either the potential buyers for these Homes are at present unwilling to take on the risk of extra financial commitments, or they are just not able to raise the necessary money and mortgages.

There’s no doubt that this situation is extremely unlikely to change in the short term, but once the Credit Crunch becomes history; the real economy will bottom out, and begin its inevitable climb as confidence and demand return.

At this point in the economic cycle, it is forecast that the dormant demand for Homes will return, and for several years it’s expected to once more exceed the supply of new and used Homes on the House Sales UK market. At least that’s what the Home Buyers are banking on, and it’s why they are all desperate to get their “We buy Homes” message across to as many of us as possible.