Sentences with phrase «demand for housing credit»

Demand for housing credit is up, as are house prices, and purchases of some investment goods by firms rose mid year.

Not exact matches

If things go bad in either city, lenders could retreat, triggering a tightening of credit across the country that would crimp demand for houses.

In the period since late 2003, both the housing market and the demand for credit have cooled.

Housing prices surged ever higher as greater credit availability increased the demand for homes by bringing a greater number of buyers into the market.

Once again, there is minimal demand for autos and housing, and that is partly because the market is still saturated with both of these credit - sensitive big - ticket items after an unprecedented credit and consumer bubble that went absolutely parabolic in the seven years prior to the collapse in the financial markets an asset values.

Another example of cheap and easy credit (unorthodox lending) creating rentier over-speculation in the luxury housing market for which demand is unsustainable.

The nature of supply and demand for the housing you seek plays a big role, as does the landlord: If you have a high income and glowing references from prior landlords, for example, they may be willing to rent to you despite your credit rating.

Re / Max credits low interest rates for the housing market's success, along with tight inventory levels and increased urban demand.

I do agree that for higher priced homes and vacation homes, the interest credit should be lowered / eliminated, but for the average American it helps increase demand and make housing affordable.

In response to mortgage interest credit being unfair, that credit is a large driver of demand for the housing market.

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Congress also passed temporary tax credits for homebuyers that increased housing demand and eased the fall of house prices in 2009 and 2010.

In the 12 months since my last state of the sector address, we've experienced a major financial crisis, a freeze up in the credit markets, a collapse in housing prices and sales, record foreclosures, a painful recession, a huge jump in unemployment, a surge in bankruptcies, and a dramatic increase in the demand for NFCC Member services.

«The increase in demand seems to be driven in part by people who want to live in houses, but can not get a mortgage, either because they do not have enough cash for a down payment or they have damaged credit,» says Brian Grow, managing director of RMBS at Morningstar Credit Racredit,» says Brian Grow, managing director of RMBS at Morningstar Credit RaCredit Ratings.

The combination of a government tax credit for first - time buyers and historically low mortgage rates contributed to increased demand for residential housing over 2009.

The House tax plan would eliminate a $ 7,500 per vehicle tax credit that has helped stoke early demand for electric vehicles.

Programs like the housing tax credit are one resource that developers can use to build more housing to meet demand and create more affordable locations for the state's workforce to live.

This can occur if credit for homebuyers is too tight (particularly first - time homebuyers who form new households), if existing homeowners can not sell their homes to relocate for employment reasons, and / or if rental housing can not be developed for areas with rising labor demand.

These income and credit issues bear watching for possible impacts on housing demand.

«The fact that there are 100 markets in 34 states and the District of Columbia represented on the improving list illustrates that all housing markets are local, and that the national headlines often don't apply to what's happening in a specific metropolitan area,» says NAHB Chairman Barry Rutenberg, a home builder from Gainesville, Fla. «In places where employment is firming up along with demand for new homes, the main factors weighing down the housing market continue to be access to credit (for both builders and buyers) and the difficulty of obtaining accurate appraisals on new construction.»

Housing prices are skyrocketing, especially in high - demand areas, while wages have stagnated, and those who have poor credit history or are struggling to save up for a deposit are finding it all but impossible to buy.