Just in time for Ed Balls to say we're entering the worst depression in over 100 years.
The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) has stated that the number of first time buyers (FTB) looking to purchase a home has increased considerably in the first two weeks of 2009. 22.5% of registered buyers were FTB, up from 10% in December 2008.
Although this shouldn't be taken as a sign that the housing market is entering a recovery, it is certainly a positive note and can be seen as a sign of increased consumer confidence.
It will be interesting to see what this does to mortgage loan figures over the coming months.
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