Sentences with phrase «of these homebuyers surveyed»

The share of homebuyers surveyed for the Index who believe now is a good time to buy fell five percentage points to 18 percent, but the share of sellers surveyed who believe now is a good time to sell rose eight percentage points to 36 percent.

In February, the share of homebuyers surveyed for the Index who believe now is a good time to buy fell five percentage points to 22 percent, while the share of sellers who believe now is a good time to sell fell two percentage points to 36 percent.

More than half (52 percent) of homebuyers surveyed in the report said they also considered renting, and more than one - third (37 percent) of first - time buyers seriously considered continuing to rent.

In January, the share of homebuyers surveyed for the Index who believe now is a good time to buy rose three percentage points to 27 percent, while the share of sellers who believe now is a good time to sell rose four percentage points to 38 percent.

The share of homebuyers surveyed for the Index who believe now is a good time to buy fell six percentage points to 22 percent, while the share of sellers who believe now is a good time to sell fell eight percentage points to 30 percent.

According to a latest homebuyers study by Owners.com, 55 % of homebuyers surveyed are willing to go over their budget; on average, they are willing to go over their budget by nearly $ 40,000, which is substantial.

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According to Jessica Lautz, a manager of member survey research at NAR, neighborhood safety is a top consideration for single female homebuyers.

According to the December 2016 Realtors Confidence Index Survey Report, 81 % of first - time homebuyers buy with less than 20 % down.

So it was a little bit more than surprising to see a sudden burst of optimism among potential homebuyers in a monthly sentiment survey from Fannie Mae.

There has been a sudden burst of optimism among potential homebuyers in a monthly sentiment survey from Fannie Mae.

Several surveys have found that the majority of first - time homebuyers — over 80 percent according to one study — put less than 20 percent down.

SunTrust also scored fairly high in JD Power's survey of customer satisfaction in loan servicing, giving homebuyers in Georgia one more reason to consider it for their mortgage.

Several surveys have found that the majority of first - time homebuyers — over 80 percent according to one study — put less than 20 percent down.

A TD Canada Trust survey of recent homebuyers, and those who plan to buy a home soon, found that Canadians are savvier than ever when it comes to researching what they want in a home — and how to finance it.

This past June, Mortgage Professionals Canada published their survey results on the Next Generation of Homebuyers.

When asked what surprised them where closing costs were concerned, 17 % of homebuyers said they were surprised the costs were even required, ClosingCorp found after surveying 1,000 first - time and repeat homebuyers.

Referring to an annual NAR survey of homebuyers and sellers, Molony said, «When we ask first - time home buyers, «What did you use for your down payment?»

Released in mid-November by the Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals, the annual survey shows that the average down payment made by first - time homebuyers hasn't changed much in the last three decades — bouncing between 20 % and 22 % since 1980.

The 2015 National Survey of Mortgage Borrowers reported that 77 % of homebuyers applied to but a single lender.

A survey by Ambassador Real Estate when marketing a project found that most potential homebuyers have no idea what green building means: 86 percent of the respondents rejected the idea of paying more for such an apartment.

According to a recent survey by the National Association of Realtors, only 12 % of future homebuyers want the suburban - fringe new house.

NAR's quarterly Housing Opportunities and Market Experience (HOME) report reveals homebuyers and sellers are stuck in neutral, despite a record 80 percent of homeowners surveyed for the report believing now is a good time to sell and 62 percent of renters believing now is a good time to buy.

Homebuyers and sellers are confident in the housing market, but there are few sales to show for it, according to recently released findings from a survey by the National Association of REALTORS ® (NAR).

A survey of more than 9,000 people in nine countries says that Canadians are among the most «digitally active» homebuyers in the world, which has «significant implications for consumers and the property industry».

The number one homebuyer concern remains affordability, but fears over buyer competition are growing and may soon trump it, according to a new housing survey of nearly 1,000 home buyers conducted by the real estate brokerage Redfin.

Fire pits consistently poll well among potential homebuyers (especially younger ones), and came in first in expected popularity of design elements, according to the Residential Landscape Architecture Trends Survey.

According to our second quarter Mortgage Lender Sentiment Survey, lenders expect to ease credit standards further; however, we continue to project that the pace of growth in total home sales will slow to 3.3 percent this year, as we believe rapid home price gains amid scarce supply will remain a hurdle for potential homebuyers, despite improvements in credit access.»

The NAHB's recent Home Builder Preferences Survey reveals that in addition to closer quarters, new homes are now being constructed with separate laundry rooms, which are in - demand by both first - time homebuyers and other generations of buyers.

Homebuyers» apprehension subsided by February, however, when the majority of those surveyed by Zillow reported planning to move ahead with purchasing, even if their monthly mortgage payments grow as a result of rising rates.

In the meantime, did you know, according to an NAHB survey, that just half of all homebuyers want to buy a brand new home?

A little more than one - third (36 percent) of all homebuyers in the 2003 Profile of Real Estate Services Survey said that the main reason they chose a particular lender was on the recommendation of their real estate practitioner.

According to a recent survey by realtor.com ®, ranches are the most in - demand style of home this year, with 42 percent of homebuyers eyeing a rambler in their search for a home.

Ninety percent of those surveyed worked with a real estate professional to buy or sell a home — 92 percent of millennial homebuyers and 90 percent of millennial sellers, and 88 percent of Gen X homebuyers and 89 percent of Gen X sellers.

More recently, the company invited customers to attend a session with David MacDonald of Environics Research Group to delve deeper into the results of the survey and discuss specific traits and behaviours of first - time homebuyers when it comes to making key decisions in the home buying process.

A consumer survey commissioned by CTIA found that homebuyers put more of a premium on reliable at - home wireless service (67 percent) than they do on home prices (60 percent), decent commute times (41 percent), proximity to a major airport (28 percent) and restaurants and nightlife (23 percent).

Homebuyers are using their mobile device 19 percent more than last year to look for listings, find directions to a house, call or email an agent directly, or watch a video of a home (Google Consumer Survey, April 2014).

Type of home aside, three - quarters of homebuyers are on the hunt for a two - bathroom home, and over half are out for three bedrooms, according to the survey.

While taking a survey of buyers and agents, The National Association of Exclusive Buyer Agents found that 82 percent of homebuyers were more likely to be distracted from the flaws or issues of a home when the house was staged.

Backing up those claims is a 1996 National Association of Home Builders» survey, What Today's Homebuyers Want, the latest such study, which indicates that 47 percent of potential homebuyers view gated communities as «desirable» or «essentiHomebuyers Want, the latest such study, which indicates that 47 percent of potential homebuyers view gated communities as «desirable» or «essentihomebuyers view gated communities as «desirable» or «essential.»

First - time and single women homebuyers have resurfaced in the real estate market, contributing to a significant share of transactions in a year marked by full - steam - ahead sales, according to the National Association of REALTORS ® (NAR) 2016 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers survey.

First - time homebuyer sales rose to a share of 35 percent, the survey found; single women homebuyer sales rose to 17 percent.

It's Tough Out There Only 33 percent of 2015 homebuyers were first - time purchasers, according to a survey released by the National Association of Realtors.

International homebuyers have more impact on the high - end housing market than on the general housing market, according to the latest Zillow Home Price Expectations Survey for the second quarter of 2017, which surveyed over 100 housing authorities.

As a result of a survey that showed that four out of 10 homebuyers aren't clear about the loan process, the Mortgage Bankers Association of America has hired the public relations firm of Goddard Claussen to help boost buyer understanding of the mortgage process and the fees involved.

According to a recent Coldwell Banker Real Estate Smart Home Marketplace Survey, the four main categories of smart products that are important to homebuyers are security (e.g., locks and alarm systems); temperature (e.g., thermostats and fans); lighting (e.g., lightbulbs and lighting systems); and safety (e.g., fire / carbon monoxide detectors and nightlights).

10 Percent Is 10 Percent Too Many The survey found that over 30 percent of homebuyers find the new Closing Disclosure confusing.

The median income of millennial homebuyers in this year's survey was $ 77,400 ($ 76,900 in 2014), and they typically bought a 1,720 - square foot home costing $ 187,400 ($ 180,900 a year ago).

The survey found that 35 per cent of recent homebuyers said they let their emotions influence them more than they should have the last time they purchased a home.

AKRON, Ohio — After closing, more than 45 percent of state homebuyers find property defects that are not listed on the property disclosure form, according to a survey conducted by the University of Akron.

A recent survey by Zillow Group Mortgages revealed the majority of homebuyers would see their purchase plans through if rising rates resulted in a $ 100 increase to their mortgage payments.