Sentences with phrase «by high vacancy rates»

While southern Johannesburg has historically been plagued by high vacancy rates in its old buildings, the area is now showing one of the lowest vacancies.

In Sydney and Melbourne, rental growth is being constrained by high vacancy rates relative to levels of the past.

Not exact matches

Office buildings located within 500 meters of rapid transit stations generally benefit from lower vacancy rates and higher rents than those areas not served directly by rapid transit.

The area with the second highest vacancy rate was Aberdeen, where 86 vacancies were recorded, followed by the Borders at 47.

«I increased, improved, reduced, achieved...» Examples: «I reduced vacancy rates 30 %» «I improved test scores by 20 %» «I achieved highest - ever attendance levels» «I increased call efficiency by 10 % for 3 consecutive quarters.»

Renter vacancy rates mirrored those of homeowners: highest outside metro areas at 9.6 percent followed by inside principal cities at 6.9 percent and in suburban areas at 6.0 percent.

Homeowner vacancy rates were highest outside metro areas at 2.5 percent, followed by inside principal cities at 1.9 percent and in suburban areas at 1.5 percent.

Homeowner vacancy rates were highest outside metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) and inside principal cities at 2.2 percent, followed by in suburbs at 1.3 percent.

Renter vacancy rates were also highest outside MSAs at 8.8 percent, followed by inside principal cities at 7.2 percent and in suburbs at 7.1 percent.

This type of interest reserve is typically only offered by banks and institutional lenders for construction loans, but it can be particularly useful in situations where a property has a temporarily high vacancy rate as it gives the owner the necessary time to find more tenants and increase the property's income production.

Austin's booming population (helped out by its 3.26 percent annual job growth rate, one of the highest such rates in the country) has led to the moderately - low local vacancy rate and median age of housing inventory of just 4.50 percent and 46 days, respectively.

Bounded by the Strait of Georgia to the west, the U.S. border to the south and the Coast Mountains to the north, Metro Vancouver has historically been constrained by a lack of available land that results in higher - than - average property values and lower vacancy rates.

Importantly, keep an eye on that magic mix of strong job growth, a diverse population, and low vacancy rates — punctuated by high consumer confidence.

According to JLL, the vacancy rate in main Moscow high - street corridors dropped by 2.8 pp to 10.2 % in Q3 2016.

Of course, housing conditions vary by region, and vacancy rates in some locations are substantially higher than the national average.

Canada's office market is well positioned going into the projected recession, thanks to its strong performance during recent years that drove vacancy rates down to historically low levels and continued to drive rents higher through 2008, says an analysis by Colliers International.

The national vacancy rate, as reported by M / PF Research for the National Multi Housing Council, was as high as 12 % during the late 1980s and has continually edged downward to about 9.4 %.

Part of this commitment involves reducing vacancy rates by keeping high quality tenants in properties for longer periods of time.

This percentage is referred to as structural, or natural or normal vacancy rate and it differs by property type (lower for apartments / housing and higher for office).