Sentences with phrase «cent of investors»

No less than 44 per cent of investors who took possession of new units in 2017 were in negative cash flow.

69 per cent of investors consider the 2016 student accommodation segment to be good or very good.

In order to illustrate this point, assume that 50 per cent of investors in a market follow an active strategy, with the other 50 per cent following a passive strategy.

In recognition of residential real estate's potential for long - term growth, 50 per cent of investors indicated they plan to hold their properties for 10 or more years.

This compared with 18 per cent of investors polled who say they plan on taking on a more defensive strategy to protect their original investments, while five per cent say they plan on investing more aggressively to achieve higher returns.

Indeed, investors also paid higher rates on their mortgages, with 30 per cent of those studied paying an interest rate that is greater than 6 per cent and 16 per cent of investors paying more than 9 per cent.

For example, 41 per cent of investors say they intend to purchase a home, 35 per cent a multiple unit building, 24 per cent a condominium, and 13 per cent a townhome.

No less than 44 per cent of investors who took possession of new units in 2017 were in negative cash flow — that is their rental income fell short of the amount needed to cover their mortgage payments and condominium fees, according to the study by CIBC and Urbanation, a market analysis firm.

The changes were driven largely by investors in Toronto, where 52 per cent of investors expected to own their unit for at least five years, down from 61 per cent from a year earlier.

An influential survey of fund managers conducted by Bank of America Merrill Lynch released on Tuesday showed a record 58 per cent of investors polled want companies» cash piles spent on capex.

A recent report from CIBC and Urbanation found that 44 per cent of investors who took possession of newly constructed condos last year are losing money each month.»

It has now wiped off over 83 per cent of investors» wealth from the January high.

The CIBC suggested that with the recent volatility on the stock market and the lower loonie, 22 per cent of investors are looking at «alternative asset» classes that include real estate or infrastructure.

According to the 2017 Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) Investor Index Study conducted in September, the new information disclosed because of CRM2 led an astonishing 44 per cent of investors to make changes to their investment products, fee arrangement, advisor or firm.

In fact, the broker charges investors in one of its managed discretionary accounts: an annual management fee of 2 per cent of an investor's balance; and in both of its managed discretionary accounts: brokerage fees and commissions.

They put down higher down payments (45 per cent of investors paid 20 per cent or more, compared to 31 per cent of owners), were less likely to have a mortgage, less likely to expect their unit to rise in value, and kept their condos for shorter periods of time (23 per cent of investors said they planned to keep their condo for 10 years or more, compared to nearly half of owners who lived in their unit.)

A new survey of nearly 42,000 local condo owners in Toronto and Vancouver by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation found that 52.6 per cent of investors were planning to hold their units for at least five years, down from 58.4 per cent last year.