Sentences with phrase «average days on market dropped»

Average days on market dropped significantly in the residential sector in 2016: from 34 days to 26 days in the freehold market and from 34 to 27 for condos.

Average days on market dropped to 25 days from 26 in the freehold sector and to 24 days from 27 in the condo market.

Average days on market dropped from 39 to 34 days in 2015.

Average days on market dropped 15.4 % to 115 days for Single Family homes and dropped 12.9 % to 88 days for the townhouse - condo market.

Average days on market dropped 10.0 percent or 108 days for Single Family homes but increased 64.2 percent or 110 days for the townhouse - condo market.Month's supply of inventory decreased 17.0 percent, or 7.8 months for Single Family units and decreased 26.0 percent, or 3.7 months for townhouse - condo units.

The average days on market dropped from 58 days to 55 days in the freehold market and from 60 days to 52 for condominiums.

Average days on market dropped to 25 days from 26 in the freehold sector and to 24 days from 27 in the condo market.

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The average time a home sits on the market dropped from 77 days a year ago to 61 days now.

In fact, between a Saturday and a Monday — just two days — the market drops by nearly 1 % every week, the HGTV star tells Torabi: «If you think about the average home price in America being around $ 350,000, you're going to save $ 3,500 on average by putting offers in on a Monday versus a Saturday.»

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This occurrence ultimately weighed down on the market place and the euro dropped under its 200 - day moving average of $ 1.2830.

Additionally, the number of days on market has dropped by an average of 19 % in these markets, year over year.

Shares tumbled in Asia on Tuesday after a wild day for U.S. markets that resulted in the biggest drop in the Dow Jones industrial average in six and a half years.

History, however, shows that, on average, a correction — defined as a drop of 10 % — comes 285 days after the start of a bull market, according to the Leuthold Group, a Minneapolis investment - research and money - management firm.

The rise started almost immediately after the beginning of October, when the anonymous market Silk Road was shut down and its owner arrested; although the price did drop down from $ 127 to a low of $ 85 on Bitstamp, it recovered quickly, and soon started rising from $ 127 at an average rate at over three percent per day.

The chart also shows the 9 - day average that has been flat for the lasts 4 - days, further indicating that the direction of the bitcoin market is currently in flux as traders are wavering on whether to get back in on the long side and catch the next upward move, or avoid the downside risk of Bitcoin dropping even further.

According to data from CoinDesk's Bitcoin Price Index (BPI), market averages dropped abruptly only days after passing the $ 1,000 mark on 1st January.

They have also seen days on market drop by a combined average of 15 percent year - over-year.

They have also seen days on market drop by a combined average of 32 percent month - over-month or an average of 22 days.

The average number of days on market until sale dropped from 84 in 2016 to 55 in 2017, a 34.5 percent decrease.

The average number of days on market until sale dropped sharply from 85 to 61, a 28.2 percent decrease.

The average number of days on market until sale dropped sharply from 84 in December 2016 to just 55 last month, a 34.5 percent decrease, while the months» supply of inventory increased from 3 to 3.4.

The average number of days on market dropped 32.4 percent, from 102 to 69, while the month's supply of inventory decreased 18.8 percent, 3.2.

Average days on market until sale dropped, settling in at 99 days for single family and 83 days for condominiums.

The average number of days on market until sale dropped sharply from 97 in November 2016 to just 59 last month, a 39.3 percent decrease, while the months» supply of inventory remained at 3.2.

The average number of days on market until sale was down 4.3 percent, dropping from 70 to 67.

Homes spent an average of 79 days on the market in October, which is a 25.47 percent drop from the 106 days homes spent on the market in October 2011.

In turn, this affected the «list - price - to - sales - price ratio», days on market dropped to the lowest in history... and the average sales price broke $ 500,000 for the first time ever.

Rents have been rising steadily for the last 4 - 5 years with average time on market dropping to under 30 days.

The average days in market for homes to sell is 60 days, but for those home which were priced correctly and did not require a price reduction the days on market dropped to 39