Sentences with phrase «cent of buyers surveyed»

Following extraordinary housing price spikes in Alberta's red - hot economy, which have begun to moderate, 54 per cent of buyers surveyed were worried about declining values.

According to NAR, 87 per cent of buyers surveyed viewed real estate agents as a source of valuable information.

Overall, 63 per cent of buyers surveyed made a down payment of less than 20 per cent.

Not exact matches

But 26 per cent of potential buyers surveyed at the end of 2012 believe that they can raise a deposit in three years or less.

Sadly, many young home buyers can't afford a 20 % down payment, especially considering that 37 % of millennial renters have not saved a cent for a down payment, according to a recent survey by Apartment List.

Last month, the Toronto Real Estate Board released a survey of its member realtors estimating that fewer than 5 per cent of resale transactions in 2016 involved foreign buyers.

According to a survey conducted by Mortgage Professionals Canada last year, about 25 per cent of buyers chose a variable or adjustable rate mortgage.

In fact, 85 per cent of buyers and sellers surveyed after a transaction indicate they would they would use their agent again.

The company says an «informal survey» of real estate offices across Mexico shows that Canadian buyers make up as much as 70 per cent of all purchasers of vacation products in some destinations in Mexico.

«Among the 2,955 surveys returned, no less than 95.8 per cent of buyers and 96.1 per cent of sellers stated they were satisfied or very satisfied with the service they received from their QSC certified broker.»

Over half (54 per cent) of renters cited affordability as a key reason for not owning a home and 70 per cent surveyed indicated they would be more willing to consider owning if the government offered more tax breaks and incentives to offset costs for first - time buyers.

In fact, 88 per cent of home buyers and renters visit a property website before finding their next home according to the National Association of Realtors» recent survey.

The survey says 81 per cent of buyers who use the Internet to search for a home purchase through a real estate agent, while 63 per cent of non-Internet users buy through an agent; non-Internet users are more likely to purchase directly from a builder or an owner they knew in advance of the transaction.

«Professional REALTORS ® will be a vital part of this growth as 82 per cent of surveyed home buyers plan to use a REALTORS ® in 2018 to guide them through their transaction.»

The J.D. Power survey says 68 per cent of buyers used Internet tools to help them in the purchase process and 61 per cent of sellers reported that they used a website listing to market their home.

Seventy - four per cent of markets surveyed this year reported a marked trend toward 30 - something buyers snapping up affordably priced product, ranging from waterfront cottages to resort condominiums, compared to just 40 per cent in 2008.

A recent survey says 52 per cent of prospective buyers said the state of the kitchen had the most significant impact on their buying decision, and 79 per cent of buyers will pay more for an updated kitchen.

Sixty - five per cent of Canadians think it's a buyers» market right now and more than a quarter of those surveyed say they intend to...

The 2007 Profile of Buyers» Home Feature Preferences, released by the National Association of Realtors, says that since the last survey in 2004, oversize garages saw the biggest growth in terms of what recent buyers considered very important in a home, gaining 16 percentage points to 57 perBuyers» Home Feature Preferences, released by the National Association of Realtors, says that since the last survey in 2004, oversize garages saw the biggest growth in terms of what recent buyers considered very important in a home, gaining 16 percentage points to 57 perbuyers considered very important in a home, gaining 16 percentage points to 57 per cent.

Sixty - five per cent of Canadians think it's a buyers» market right now and more than a quarter of those surveyed say they intend to purchase a home during over the next two years, says the 16th Annual RBC Homeownership Survey.

Hardwood floors and granite countertops each gained seven percentage points from the 2004 survey, with 28 per cent and 23 per cent, respectively, of buyers viewing these features as «very important.»

The first example statistic given: • «52 per cent of those surveyed incorrectly think buyer and seller representation agreements are standardized...» If what is being suggested here, is that real estate professionals are telling consumers that minimum time frames are applicable when they're not, then we should be clear that such is the case — ergo the issue.

Of those surveyed, almost a third (32 per cent) said that they had been left shaken up after their offer on a property, which was verbally accepted by the owner, was «gazumped» by another buyer offering a larger amount of money over the asking pricOf those surveyed, almost a third (32 per cent) said that they had been left shaken up after their offer on a property, which was verbally accepted by the owner, was «gazumped» by another buyer offering a larger amount of money over the asking pricof money over the asking price.

Odour is a significant consideration for buyers as well, after 37 per cent of the survey respondents admitted that coming across «bad smells» in a property left them wanting to run out the door.

Moving home can be one of the most stressful life events you'll encounter so it is no surprise that a recent survey commissioned by the leading home - buying company We Buy Any Home has found that over three quarters (79 per cent) of UK buyers and homeowners have a «home - buying hassle» tale to tell.