Sentences with phrase «absorbing new supply»

Manhattan's hotel market may be nearing the end of its more than six - year struggle to absorb new supply....

These submarkets are more able to absorb new supply or more protected.

The outlook for the multifamily sector will brighten as residents in need of housing absorb the new supply.

Not exact matches

Along with Egypt and Jordan, Pakistan was a newcomer to the LNG import market in 2015, helping drive up demand and absorb growing world supplies from a wave of new projects.

FRIDAY, Nov. 4, 2016 (HealthDay News)-- Suppliers try to counter the effects of taxes on soda and other sugar - sweetened drinks by absorbing some of the extra cost themselves, a new study finds.

The supplier has been adding drying agents to new airbags with ammonium nitrate to help absorb moisture and extend the inflator's shelf life.

The S&P Municipal Bond Index has returned 5.74 % year to date as yields have remained relatively stable as the market absorbs new issue supply.

Aging baby boomers can be expected to absorb a lot of new supply as they leave large houses for smaller apartments.

Houston also faces the challenge of absorbing a hefty supply of new developments, with an estimated 10 million sq. ft. of office space that has been recently completed or is coming on - line.

«There's just not enough high - paying jobs being created to absorb all the new supply.»

The new supply has been rapidly absorbed by users — particularly e-commerce companies — in the race to claim modern distribution space, but still was not enough to satisfy new demand, which totaled 42 million sq. ft.

«Demand, as measured by the number of units absorbed, recovered from the first quarter's low levels, but the slip in occupancy shows that the pace of demand did not match new supply,» says Beth Mace, NIC's chief economist.

That pattern bodes well for the apartment market, as dispersed deliveries are more easily absorbed, limiting the impact of new supply on any one particular area.

Ottawa — Like Calgary, the Ottawa office market saw a rise in vacancy rate over the past 12 months from 5.60 per cent to 6.30 per cent and stable rents of $ 17.23 per sq. ft.. Yet the market is expected to remain solid thanks to the stabilizing presence of the federal government, although a slight increase in vacancies is expected to occur due primarily to new supply and some space - juggling before it is absorbed relatively quickly both by the private and public sectors.

There is more new construction, but that supply is getting absorbed due in part to new household formation.