Sales of existing homes and condominiums in South Florida jumped in March as buyers pounced on affordable prices and two expiring tax credits.
But the question everyone’s asking: What happens to housing when the handout from the federal government disappears April 30?
"I think we’ll see some give-back after April, but I don’t expect a new collapse," said Mike Larson, a housing analyst with Weiss Research in Jupiter. "This is more than the tax credit. This is fundamental value returning to the market."
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