Average price is forecast to increase in 78 per
cent of markets surveyed next year, with the lowest price increase expected in Edmonton and the highest in St. John's.
Eighty - two per
cent of markets surveyed in Atlantic Canada saw a reversal of trends in April, says the report.
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.
Close to 40 per
cent of markets surveyed in Atlantic Canada cited out - of - province purchasers as a factor in their marketplace.
Limited inventory levels have been reported in approximately 50 per
cent of markets surveyed, says Re / Max.
Not exact matches
With 63 per
cent of the executives for the top 10 TSX - traded companies by
market capitalization having earned either an MBA or an engineering degree, determining the efficacy
of the education tomorrow's business leaders are receiving in sustainability became the goal
of this year's
survey.
A recent
survey conduced by e-Dilaog, a GSI Commerce
Marketing Services division, reveals that 67 per cent of consumers in Asia - Pacific have made a purchase in a store or over the phone as a result of receiving a marketi
Marketing Services division, reveals that 67 per
cent of consumers in Asia - Pacific have made a purchase in a store or over the phone as a result
of receiving a
marketingmarketing email.
Before Friday's
market open, J.C. Penney reported a first - quarter net loss
of 38
cents a share, compared to the loss
of 21
cents a share analysts
surveyed at Factset expected.
The Bank's quarterly
survey of financial
market economists suggests that near - term inflation expectations have changed little over recent months, with the median forecast for inflation over the year to June 2004 at 2.2 per
cent in November, compared with 2.3 per
cent in August.
Results from the Bank's latest quarterly
survey of financial
market economists show that the median inflation forecast is 2.1 per
cent over the year to June 2004, before picking up to 2.4 per
cent over the year to June 2005; forecasts for both periods are lower than they were in November 2003 by 0.1 percentage points (Table 16).
Thanks to BFHI and some regulation
of the
marketing of breastmilk substitutes, 48 per
cent of infants in urban areas and 68 per
cent in rural areas are now exclusively breastfed for four months, a 1994
survey found.
The reality in India is that a recent
survey of cotton farmers by IMRB International (formerly known as the Indian
Market Research Bureau) showed a 118 per
cent increase in profit for farmers planting Bt varieties over traditional cotton.
Recent Upturn By the time 2012 arrived, BESA's quarterly
survey of the school's digital content industry in association with the Education Publishers Council (EPC) showed a return
of market confidence as procurement across UK primary and secondary schools increased by 8.6 per
cent in quarter one, compared to the same quarter in 2011.
The
survey of section members revealed that the education sector is a key
market for member companies, with 87 per
cent of those
surveyed stating that they had supplied a service within this area over the last year.
* According to a Franklin Templeton Global Investment
Survey concluded in March 2015, 47 per
cent of Canadian investors believe they will get the best equity returns in the U.S. stock
market, compared to 24 per
cent in 2014.
Thirty - five per
cent of respondents to the Horizons Retirement
Survey by Rogers Group Financial (no affiliation with Rogers Communications Inc.) cited the
markets as a significant concern.
The poll conducted in January by Vision Critical found 15 per
cent of those
surveyed said they planned to add to their U.S. investments, while another 15 per
cent were investing in emerging
markets.
According to a
survey conducted last year by
market research firm The Intelligence Group's Cassandra Report, 44 per
cent of 900 shoppers between the ages
of 14 and 34 think
of resale value when they purchase things like electronics, furniture and clothing.
And 75 per
cent said lawyer - authored articles and speeches influence their hiring decisions, according to those
surveyed as part
of the 2015 Canadian Legal Digital Interaction
Survey, conducted at the end
of 2014 by fSquared
Marketing in Vancouver.
Fifteen per
cent of lawyers
surveyed said they would have chosen business management or
marketing careers in lieu
of practising law.
Data from the Pew Spring 2017 Global Attitudes
Survey suggests that in Facebook's top 10
markets, some important countries, such as India and Indonesia, have less than 20 per
cent of users relying on social media for news, whereas in countries such as Brazil, Turkey, US and Vietnam, that percentage is almost 40 or over.
With 85 per
cent of consumers reading online reviews for local businesses (BrightLocal 2013 Local Consumer Review
Survey), real estate professionals can now also benefit from the
marketing power
of online reviews.
The
survey found that only 14 per
cent of executive respondents say they compare their operational expenses against competitors, the
market or industry, indicating a significant performance management shortfall.
Nearly three - quarters
of Canadians (72 per
cent)
surveyed ranked pricing and
market research as the most important service or advice a Realtor provides, next to general advice on the buying or selling process (60 per
cent), the poll says.
«Consumer intentions across the five major
markets surveyed remain strong, with eight per
cent of households thinking seriously about buying a home this year,» says Bob Dugan, chief economist at CMHC, in a news release.
Of the national markets examined in the survey, 97 per cent of those with detached bungalows increased in value, 96 per cent with standard two - storeys increased in price and 93 per cent with standard condominiums increased, year - over-yea
Of the national
markets examined in the
survey, 97 per
cent of those with detached bungalows increased in value, 96 per cent with standard two - storeys increased in price and 93 per cent with standard condominiums increased, year - over-yea
of those with detached bungalows increased in value, 96 per
cent with standard two - storeys increased in price and 93 per
cent with standard condominiums increased, year - over-year.
A new Re / Max report says the full impact
of an aging baby boom generation is fueling «unprecedented demand for recreational properties» in 67 per
cent of the 40
markets surveyed during the first quarter
of 2006.
With 10 Canadian
markets and 49 U.S.
markets under study, the
survey shows that during the past year, the monthly cost
of parking has increased by 4.4 per
cent in response to improved business climate and continued robust retail spending across the country.
Royal LePage forecasts modest house price gains for remainder
of 2013, as Canadian housing emerges from current
market cycle TORONTO, July 9, 2013 — The average price
of a home in Canada increased between 1.2 per
cent and 2.7 per
cent in the second quarter
of 2013, according to the Royal LePage House Price
Survey -LSB-...]
Housing values are already ahead
of record - breaking 2008 levels in seven
of the 11
markets surveyed, including Newfoundland - Labrador (18.1 per
cent year to $ 203,584), Regina (6.4 per
cent to $ 244,088), Halifax - Dartmouth (3.5 per
cent to $ 239,633), Winnipeg (3.5 per
cent to $ 207,006), Ottawa (3.3 per
cent to $ 301,684), and Toronto (up 0.3 per
cent to $ 385,978).
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.
The Royal LePage Real Estate Advisor
Survey of more than 1,100 Royal LePage agents and brokers across Canada shows that 61 per
cent believe the housing
market's current strength is sustainable.
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...
Eight out
of 10 (83 per
cent) Canadian baby boomers, aged 41 - 61, are not hesitant to consider a real estate purchase despite U.S. housing
market volatility, according to a new online
survey by Angus Reid Strategies on behalf
of Mortgage Intelligence.
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.
The percentage
of Canadians who estimate that the
market value
of their homes has increased by 50 per
cent or more over the past two years, has doubled since last year's
survey (11 per
cent compared to six per
cent).
According to 29 per
cent of brokers and sales representatives
surveyed, first - time homebuyers were more concerned with down payments 10 years ago than anything else, while only 23 per
cent said this is the biggest concern in today's
market.
A
survey of more than 1,100 Royal LePage agents and brokers across Canada shows that 61 per
cent believe the housing
market's current strength is sustainable.
All
markets surveyed recorded increases in both daily and monthly parking rates with the exception
of Montreal, which recorded a 3.45 per
cent reduction in the monthly - unreserved median rate and Vancouver, which recorded a reduction in the median daily rate
of 2.86 per
cent.
The results come after a
survey by financial auditors KPMG earlier in the year found that 66 per
cent of real estate experts thought that Brexit could have a negative impact on foreign investors buying property in the UK, which could lead to a stalled property
market.