'Housing demand' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the need for housing, for example: The housing demand in London is at an all time high.
House prices reflect, to some extent, an expected growth of housing demand.
Housing demand has pushed up prices.
We know the housing demand is there".
Housing demand is acute and people need our help.
Mr. Miller said he expects housing demand to improve in the second half of the year.
Britain demonstrates the problem in an extreme way, magnifying underlying imbalances between housing demand and supply.
Underpinned by the set of elasticity coefficients, detailed housing demand structure can be calculated proportionately.
However, studies scrutinizing the housing demand structure, particularly from consumption and investment perspectives are scant.
So, for instance, they build new train extensions, but don't expect new housing demand.
Strong housing demand and consumer spending partly offset the lack of business investment.
The decline revived fears that a long-running boom in housing demand may be winding down.
