Sentences with phrase «rural homes tend»

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Likewise, suburbanites also tend to spend more money on fuel to heat their homes, which are typically larger than those or rural or urban Canadians.

Rural areas tend to include hunters and people who are less worried about being attacked by guns and more worried about invasion of their home.

Ultimately she lands at the rural home of a born - again couple who tend to a blissfully happy family of adopted handicapped children, but the new family hides an unpleasant secret too.

After getting married, they left the city, choosing a rural, secluded life in which he is a fisherman and trapper, while she tends to their home, which they hope to fill with children.

Prime Location: While city living tends to appeal to young generations looking for a variety of career, entertainment and social opportunities, nearly half (47 percent) of respondents says their future home will most likely be located in a suburban neighborhood, followed by a city (23 percent), country or rural areas (20 percent) and destination locations (10 percent).

The whole geeky truth isn't that real estate agents can sell homes for more money, it's that FSBOs tend to be more popular with inexpensive homes (mobile homes, manufactured homes and condos) and in inexpensive areas (rural areas, small towns and the Midwest).

For example, within the Midwest, FSBOs will likely to be more popular in rural / small towns where home prices tend to be cheaper.

The impact with Internet speeds and home sales often are found to be most significant in rural areas where Internet speeds tend to show more fluctuations in speed.