Sentences with phrase «older buyers tend»

Older buyers tend to prefer a ranch style home, while millennials desire contemporary and colonial homes, the survey found.

Not exact matches

However, if your buyers tend to be older, getting active on Facebook might be a better choice, as 45 percent of online adults ages 65 and older maintain profiles on the site, while only 9 percent of this group is active on Pinterest.

Older homeowners tend to own for a few years longer; younger and first - time home buyers tend to own for a few years less.

Other research suggests Cadillac's buyers tend to be older, which could present challenges for it in the future.

This is another reason why S - Class buyers tend to be very old, very rich, or both.

According to JD Power & Associates, the GMC Terrain buyer compared with other compact SUV buyers has tended to be more male, slightly older, marginally less affluent, more interested in a vehicle that stands out, less interested in paying more for an environmentally friendly vehicle, less interested in paying more for the newest safety features, and by a significant margin prefer to buy from an American automaker.

But those cars are also costly, so their buyers tend to be older and take fewer risks.»

Plus, the lower - priced homes in this neighbourhood tend to be older properties built before the 1980s, which enables buyers to add their own sweat equity into a home, if they wish.

Buyers of old bungalows in Chicago tend to remove awnings that were added after the homes were built.

Younger home buyers tend to view their home as a strong investment, more so than older buyers who tend to view their homes as a match to their lifestyle, according to the 2014 NAR Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends study, based on a survey of more than 8,700 responses from buyers and sellers.

Younger buyers tend to move to larger, higher - priced homes, but «there is a clear trend of downsizing to smaller homes among both younger and older baby boomers and the Silent Generation (those born between 1925 and 1945),» according to the study.

They tend to be financially conservative for a host of reasons: Many saw parents and older counterparts reel from the recession and foreclosures; they face repaying their own huge student loans; they're interested in putting down a higher down payment than prior buyers have rather than qualifying for the biggest loan available.

The old boat known as: rent - to - own, was tied to the wharf some years ago and left to rust, in large part because the banks did not tend to accept that any monies that were credited back to such buyer's constituted legitimate equity because the rents were usually exaggerated and above true market.

«Younger buyers tend to place higher importance than older buyers on agents» communication via email and text messages, while older buyers place higher importance on personal calls.»

Like buyers, older sellers tend to move greater distances, and are more likely than younger generations to move out of the state or region.

This preference can be attributed to mostly buyers between 45 and 64 years old, for whom privacy tends to beat out other preferences such as stability, family needs and financial investment.