Vacation -
home sales accounted for 11 percent of all transactions last year, up from 10 percent in 2010, while the portion of investment
sales jumped to 27 percent in 2011 from 17 percent in 2010.
NAR's 2011 Investment and
Vacation Home Buyers Survey, covering existing - and new - home transactions in 2010, shows vacation - home sales accounted for 10 percent of transactions last year while the portion of investment sales was 17 percent, both unchanged fr
Vacation Home Buyers Survey, covering existing - and new - home transactions in 2010, shows vacation - home sales accounted for 10 percent of transactions last year while the portion of investment sales was 17 percent, both unchanged from 2
Home Buyers Survey, covering existing - and new -
home transactions in 2010, shows vacation - home sales accounted for 10 percent of transactions last year while the portion of investment sales was 17 percent, both unchanged from 2
home transactions in 2010, shows
vacation - home sales accounted for 10 percent of transactions last year while the portion of investment sales was 17 percent, both unchanged fr
vacation -
home sales accounted for 10 percent of transactions last year while the portion of investment sales was 17 percent, both unchanged from 2
home sales accounted for 10 percent of transactions last year while the portion of investment
sales was 17 percent, both unchanged from 2009.
With
vacation and investment properties
accounting for more than one - third of
home sales last year, it's clear households see real estate not only as a good investment but also as a sound alternative to paper equity shares whose value swings along with the economy, company management skill, and market competition.
Vacation -
home sales accounted for 13 percent of all transactions last year, their highest market share since 2006, while the portion of investment
sales fell to 20 percent in 2013 from 24 percent in 2012.