Sentences with phrase «current sales rate»

Single - family home sales fell 0.6 % m / m to 618k annualized pace (est. 620k) after 622k rate (revised from 593k); Nov., Dec. figures also revised upward Median sales price increased 9.7 % y / y to $ 326,800; biggest gain since Dec. 2016 Supply of homes at current sales rate rose to 5.9 months, highest since Aug., from 5.8 months; number of homes for sale at 305,000, most since March 2009

Mills estimated that gaming computers consumed 75 TWh of electricity globally in 2012, or $ 10 billion, and projects that will double by 2020 given current sales rates and without efficiency improvements.

The current sales rate makes it hard for General Motors to run the Bowling Green, Ky., assembly plant profitably.

If you're still a C6 fan at heart and are hoping to get a good deal on a phase - out model, step lively - Chevrolet reportedly had about 6,100 unsold units, which Autoweek suggests is good for around five and a half months of supply at the model's current sales rates.

As some quick number crunching, based on my current sales rate, if I don't increase AT ALL and just maintain steady sales, in 1 year I will make $ 204.40 (Note, this is based entirely on the Amazon royalty rate, which is my lowest — I get $ 0.35 for every sale — , so in fact I would likely make more than this), which covers the cost of my cover, the copyright, the domain forwarding on this website, and gives me enough of a profit to snag a few books.

Yet this federally mandated credit easing coincided with a seller's market — when there is less than six months of for - sale inventory at the current sales rate.

At the current sales rate, we'll be the highest grossing XBLIG of all time; the record is currently held by I MAED A GAEM WITH ZOMBIES INIT!!!

The 2.8 million units is still below the current sales rates for PS4 (4.2 million sold) and Xbox One (3.1 million), with both of those consoles going on sale in November.

At the current sales rate, the April 2013 inventory represents a 5.2 - month supply compared to a 4.7 - month supply in March, and a 6.6 - month supply of homes a year ago.

The current months - supply — how many months at the current sales rate would be needed to absorb homes currently for sale — is 3.4; the average since 2000 is 6.0 months, and the high in July 2010 was 11.9.

This represents a supply of 4.9 months at the current sales rate.

Current sales rates, actual totals and median prices by month going back 12 months.

At the current sales rate, the January unsold inventory represents a 3.4 - month supply, slightly up from a 3.2 - month supply in December.

At the current sales rate, the September inventory represents a 5.9 - month supply, down from a revised 6 - month supply in August and much improved from the 8.1 - month supply of homes a year ago.

At the current sales rate, the estimated inventory for December represents 4.4 months of supply, approximately 2 months smaller than December 2011 and the lowest since May 2005.

At the current sales rate, the February 2013 inventory represents a 4.7 - month supply compared to a 6.4 - month supply of homes a year ago.

At the current sales rate, supply is at 5.7 months, which decreased slightly due to the amount of new homes purchased in November.

At the current sales rate, the September 2012 inventory represents a 5.9 - month supply which is down from a revised 6.0 - month supply in August, and very much improved from the 8.1 - month supply of homes a year ago.

At the current sales rate, the October 2012 inventory represents a 5.4 - month supply which is down from a revised 5.6 - month supply in September, and down from the 7.6 - month supply of homes a year ago.

At the current sales rate, the June inventory represents a 5.2 - month supply, down from the 6.4 - month supply of homes a year ago.

At the current sales rate, that's a 5.4 - month supply.

At the current sales rate, the April 2012 inventory represents a 6.6 - month supply which is up from a 6.2 - month supply in March, but much improved from the 9.1 - month supply of 3.2 million homes a year ago.

Inventories fell 8.5 percent to 1.82 million units in December, representing at the current sales rate a 4.4 - month supply, the lowest supply ratio since 2005.

At the current sales rate, the January 2013 inventory represents a 4.2 - month supply compared to a 4.5 - month supply in December, and a 6.2 - month supply of homes a year ago.

At the current sales rate, the November 2014 inventory represents a 5.1 - month supply, unchanged from last month.

The index indicates the number of months needed to sell the supply of homes on the market at the current sales rate.