Sentences with phrase «cent of buyers used»

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.

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DesRosiers Automotive Consultants forecasts that about 59 per cent of prospective buyers in Canada will purchase used vehicles this year.

We've all heard the statistics — over 90 per cent of home buyers use the Internet to research homes before they ever see a property in person.

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

According to a recent poll, 67 per cent of motivated home buyers intend to use a real estate agent to assist in their home buying, higher than any other source including family, real estate websites, friends and social media, says RBC.

Since energy use in the home contributes to approximately 30 per cent of individual carbon emissions, increasing efficiency in the home presents an effective way to combat climate change, a factor that is a significant selling point for environmentally aware buyers.

Furthermore, 90 per cent of home buyers use the Internet at some point during the home - buying process.

In reality, «91 per cent of home buyers who used the Internet to search for a home purchased through a real estate agent, as did 71 per cent of non-Internet users,» says the study.

Internet buyers — about 80 per cent of buyers look first on the Internet — use Realtors more and have higher incomes.

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.

The results also show 94 per cent of buyers intending to use their purchase as a principal residence and 39 per cent were buying a retirement home.

«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.»

As of Oct. 17, a stress test used for approving high - ratio mortgages will be applied to all new insured mortgages — including those where the buyer has more than 20 per cent for a down payment.

• Almost 60 per cent of first - time buyers said they'd get mortgage information from the Internet, including the use of online mortgage calculators to see what monthly payment they could afford.

First - time home buyers accounted for 15 per cent of purchases made in the board area and 11 per cent of first - time home buyers used RRSPs.

Buyer use of the Internet increased to 27 per cent, up from 19.5 per cent in 2004.

According to the poll, 67 per cent of motivated home buyers intend to use a real estate agent to assist in a home purchase, more than any other source including family, real estate websites, friends and social media, says RBC.