Sentences with phrase «more expensive cities»

Cowles Mountain Realty - Del Cerro responded: I think this is a trend in bigger, more expensive cities.

The 2018 Housing market predictions for US indicates that people living in more expensive cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco now hope to flock to cheaper living cities such as Houston, Texas.

«Affordable cities... secondary cities... are creating more jobs than more expensive cities by a ratio of two to one.»

Those in more expensive cities like Washington D.C. or San Francisco earned a slightly higher raise to account for their higher cost of living.

North Branch is towards the more expensive cities for car insurance in Minnesota, with annual costs of $ 1,599 — 7 % more expensive than the average city in Minnesota.

Just because you live in one of California's more expensive cities for auto insurance, doesn't mean you have to settle for a high rate, especially if you're a good, experienced driver, with no accidents or tickets.

It does not come as a surprise that as the state's 13th largest city by population, California's Sunrise Seaport — Stockton — ranked among the more expensive cities for auto insurance.

And you can do pretty well with your SPG points in the more expensive cities.

As for accommodations, Santiago is one of the more expensive cities in South America, so you can easily find nice hotels and boutiques to stay in during your visit.

While renting may be your reality for a longer period of time, the career opportunities and upward mobility often found in more expensive cities can also give you a long - term financial boost, allowing you to pay off your student loans faster or build equity in other ways.

The cost of living is about 7 % below the US average, but the $ 38,000 average entry level salary isn't much less than the low $ 40,000 s offered in more expensive cities.

Part of that can be attributed to the housing markets where Millennials are moving: More expensive cities on the coasts, where there are growing job markets.

Ideally, your housing costs shouldn't eat up more than 30 % of your monthly income (although in larger, more expensive cities, many homeowners pay 40 % to 45 % of their monthly income towards housing costs).

And, the spending per person is just a bit below the national average — a metric influenced quite a bit by larger and more expensive cities.

But advocates say it's still not enough, especially in New York's larger, more expensive cities.

It does not come as a surprise that as the state's 13th largest city by population, California's Sunrise Seaport — Stockton — ranked among the more expensive cities for auto insurance.

We're seeing this happen in more expensive cities such as San Francisco, Manhattan, Singapore, Hong Kong, London, and Paris.

Part of that can be attributed to the housing markets where Millennials are moving: More expensive cities on the coasts, where there are growing job markets.

I really do think if you're dedicated about saving, and don't get caught up in the lifestyle inflation that often happens in the bigger cities, but it's just as easy to hit FI in a more expensive city, just because you're most likely getting paid a lot more.

With easy acces to both the City and Western Sububs, and near to St Leonards train station, the apartments offer a good alternative to more expensive city centre locations.

Lots of people downsize, some by design and some because they must — moving to a new more expensive city, affordability, divorce.

Not exact matches

Indeed, almost all of the cities have become more expensive over the past year.

Other rentals in the city were smaller than their current place, not to mention way more expensive.

As one of the most expensive cities in America, it costs more to live comfortably in Washington.

Airlines also need to ensure that their expensive planes — new Boeing 737s cost more than $ 100 million — are in other cities, out of harm's way.

Why then, should we pay to dig large and expensive tunnels between cities when we could build smaller systems inside a city that serve more people?

According to global consulting firm Mercer's 2015 cost of living ranking, Shanghai has the sixth - highest cost of living in the world this year, up four places from last year; Beijing has the seventh - highest, also up four places, and Shenzhen and Guangzhou are at 14th and 15th most expensive, both up a number of places from 2014 — making all those cities more expensive than New York City.

The «pro consumer» policies may change relative prices (some goods will become relatively cheaper, and others more expensive), decrease (or increase) regulatory burdens, increase (or decrease) the competitiveness of border - city retailers with their U.S. counterparts and have a variety of other intended and unintended consequences.

There is an argument to be made that the Bank of Canada's policies are making homes more expensive in those two cities by stoking already strong demand.

I think what people miss is that money should give u options but in expensive cities it takes a lot more money to get those options.

This is a moderate spread; for comparison, the most expensive city in Delaware is only 7 % more expensive that the cheapest, while the difference in the state of Texas is 74 %.

The large city, which is always under threat of a tropical storm or hurricane in the summer and fall, but also has a good deal of theft, makes rates here a bit more expensive.

Headquartered in Texas, Kemper Specialty's rates were much lower than Multi-State's, but still 64 % more expensive than the city's average quotes.

2) Miserable high income earners in expensive cities become even more miserable.

Plus, housing costs are nearly 70 percent more expensive in the Windy City.

Residents of Alaska's capital city boast about the local scenery, abundant wildlife and endless outdoor activities, but there's a price to pay for the breathtaking beauty — it's estimated that the cost of living in Juneau is 30 percent more expensive than the average U.S. city.

Farmers quoted the most expensive rate of $ 932, which is $ 596 more than Nationwide's quote for the city.

Based on hundreds of quotes for our study's sample home, we found that the most expensive city costs 14 % more than the cheapest in our analysis.

We averaged rates for the sample home in each city as a benchmark to show which cities are relatively cheaper or more expensive.

I'm looking for a 9 % — 15 % return investing in the heartland of America, instead of in more expensive coastal city property.

Sydneysiders love to come first and can now boast the Emerald City is more expensive to live in than either London or Washington.

His new city is an expensive place to live — it is 50 % more expensive than where he currently lives.

In this case, a lot of home buyers are moving away from the more expensive coastal cities to take advantage of cheaper housing in places like Riverside and San Bernardino.

This is 3.5 times more expensive than Beijing, the second most expensive city at $ 1,005.31 per square foot for a single - family home.

In more expensive areas, like Los Angeles and New York City, the conforming cap can be as high as $ 625,500.

You can save money by living outside of San Francisco or Silicon Valley proper, but then your commute will be long, and it will still be more expensive than most other cities.

Liberty Mutual quoted the most expensive rate of $ 407 per year, which is $ 228 more than Amica's quote for the city.

It can cost $ 1,552 a year for a driver to insure his car in Commerce City — 14 % more expensive than the statewide average.

For example, the most expensive city in Delaware is only 7 % more expensive than the cheapest, while the difference in the state of Texas is 74 %.

Fortunately, even the most expensive city is not much more than the state average.