Softer economy unlikely to derail housing recovery

The softer pace of economic growth in the second half of the year may lead to a slight moderation in the pace of house price gains. But the bigger picture is that growing buyer interest and a tight supply of homes for sale mean that the housing recovery is sustainable.

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