The number of homes built in Britain last year was the
highest since the start of the economic downturn in 2007.
Figures show 133,670 homes were built in 2013, a 28
per cent increase on 2012.
The National House Building Council (NHBC) said the
recovery was becoming increasingly “broad-based” rather than being concentrated
only in London.
The figures were welcomed by the Coalition, as
house-building is key to accelerating the construction industry and boosting
the economy.
New homes are also essential to help ease the housing
crisis, with an estimated 250,000 homes needed to be built each year to meet
demand. In 2007, the figure was 200,000.
About
that we think that trust only in the construction sector it’s not the key for
the recovery of the economy because that sector is very unstable, for example
the crisis in Spain begun because our economy was based principally on the
construction sector and when the housing bubble break out in 2008 we get into
this horrible economic crisis until now on 2014 where we are still suffering
the crisis.
For
those reasons we think that the economy of the countries shouldn’t be based on
those dangerous sectors.
