Sentences with phrase «american homeowners surveyed»

Nearly 60 percent of American homeowners surveyed believe homes in their area are overvalued and current prices are unsustainable, a 7 percentage point increase since last quarter.

Fifty - seven percent of American homeowners surveyed believe that homes in their area are overvalued and that current prices are unsustainable.

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In a survey from the Macarthur Foundation, 61 % of respondents believe that renters can be just as successful as homeowners in achieving the American Dream, with or without their own home.

The median monthly mortgage payment for American homeowners was $ 1,030, according to the US Census Bureau's 2015 American Housing Survey.

According to the Census Bureau's 2013 American Housing Survey, more than 65 % of homeowners 65 and older own their homes free and clear.

The nation's homeowners with a mortgage paid a median of $ 1,454 in monthly housing costs in 2014, compared with $ 934 for renters, according to the latest American Housing Survey from the Census.

Alexandria, Va., Nov. 12, 2009 - As millions of Americans look for ways to stretch their budgets to survive these tough economic times, too many are not utilizing all of the discounts that may be available to them in their homeowner and auto insurance, according to a new national survey conducted for Trusted Choice ® and the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (the Big «I»).

NEW YORK, July 16, 2012 — While the majority of American homeowners have insurance, only 31 percent of renters buy renters insurance, according to an Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.) survey conducted in May, 2012.

The study, which surveyed over 2,000 American homeowners, found that most folks want a different sized home than the one they're in now; however, they don't necessarily want to go bigger.

According to a recent survey conducted by the American Society of Home Inspectors, 88 per cent of all homeowners believe that home inspections are a necessity prior to purchasing a home, not a luxury.

A third of homeowners recently surveyed say that they blew through the upper limit of their home purchase budget by an average of $ 16,510, according to a new survey released by Owners.com of 1,214 Americans who purchased a home in the last four years.

According to ValueInsured [2], 57 percent of the American homeowners that were surveyed think their area is overvalued and home prices are unsustainable.

According to the 2013 American Housing Survey, a homeowner can save more than half of the cost of a project with DIY.

Nearly half of American homeowners recently surveyed said they would do something differently if they were to go through the homebuying process again, according...

Nearly half of American homeowners recently surveyed said they would do something differently if they were to go through the homebuying process again, according to the NerdWallet's Home Buyer Reality Report, which analyzed the steps more than 2,200 Americans took to homeownership.

More than half of American homeowners — 58 percent — say they expect there will be a «housing bubble and a price correction» within the next two years, according to the latest survey of more than 1,000 Americans from ValueInsured's Modern Homebuyer Ssurvey of more than 1,000 Americans from ValueInsured's Modern Homebuyer SurveySurvey.

83 % of all Millennial homeowners surveyed say «I believe there will be a housing bubble and price correction in my area in the next two years», compared to just 28 % Millennial non-homeowners and 47 % of all Americans who say the same.

A recent survey of American homeowners and renters released by Harris Poll on behalf of ValueInsured found that while Americans embrace the dream of homeownership, the possibility of losing a hard - earned down payment is discouraging them from buying.

47 % of all homeowners surveyed self - identified as «middle class», compared with 39 % of renters and 41 % of all Americans who said the same

As we draw to the close of Q2 2017, ValueInsured is gearing up to survey American homeowners and homebuyers again for its Summer 2017 Modern Homebuyer Survey insurvey American homeowners and homebuyers again for its Summer 2017 Modern Homebuyer Survey inSurvey in July.

In the same national survey, 75 % of all existing homeowners believe the American housing market is healthy, also down 4 points Q3.

Several federal government surveys provide homeowner vacancy rates, but the one with the greatest geographic detail by far is the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS).

The survey found that more renters are thinking about becoming homeowners than in past years and the number of Americans who prefer to rent is declining.

«While a notable number of Americans feel they could buy or sell a home without a real estate agent, our survey tells us that when the time came, the majority of homeowners did seek the added professional help and enlisted an agent,» says Kevin Christopher, head of Mortgage Sales, BMO Harris Bank.

Homeowners in the U.S. paid a median price of $ 110,000 for their homes, according to a 2011 American Housing Survey profile released recently.

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A new National Association of Home Builders survey conducted by Public Opinion Strategies and Lake Research Partners found that despite the ups and downs of the housing market, homeowners and non-owners alike consider owning a home essential to the American Dream and support politicians who embrace pro-housing policies and the mortgage interest deduction.

According to the latest Home Design Trends Survey (HDTS) from the American Institute of Architects (AIA), more homeowners are choosing to remodel and renovate, rather than move into a bigger house or install fancy appliances.