housing boom

But the housing boom has been strong enough to make up for many of the economy's other problems.

Will it also put an end to the housing boom?

But it is more likely that the housing boom will just slow down.

Meanwhile, a housing boom was taking place in the southern part of the city.

By any measure, the housing boom - now almost four years old - is one for the record books.

That performance has been impressive, particularly during the recent housing boom.

Low interest rates, in turn, have been crucial to America's housing boom.

The park was established in 1983, during the Sydney housing boom.

"And the housing boom has stimulated demand around the world."

The housing boom saw unparalleled growth from 2001 to 2005.

But now another housing boom is unfolding along the Hudson.

They are enjoying a housing boom in Japan such as they've never had there.

More than two million homes were built at the height of the housing boom.

Nearly three-quarters of them were established during the housing boom years between 2003 and 2008.

And potentially higher interest rates this year may further cool the housing boom.

The same could be said of the housing boom.

If home buyers want to get in on a good thing - the housing boom - it's their decision, not anyone else's.

The nation's long housing boom appears to be losing steam.

Yet now, a housing boom in this fast-growing economy may start to change that.

Experts are trying to determine whether Katrina will put an end to the nation's housing boom.

In fact, prices often keep rising for a while even after a housing boom goes bust.

All of those people had to live somewhere, and the Fifties saw a huge housing boom.

The bank was founded in 2001 and became very profitable during the housing boom.

Some of the growth in manufacturing appears tied to the housing boom.

China's success these days is intimately tied to the American housing boom.