Sentences with phrase «demand by home buyers»

Home inspection began as a consumer service in the early 1970's in direct response to the growing demand by home buyers to learn about the condition of a house prior to purchase.

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Housing prices surged ever higher as greater credit availability increased the demand for homes by bringing a greater number of buyers into the market.

The economic team at Realtor.com created this list by determining which U.S. housing markets had the best availability (good for home buyers) along with the highest level of demand (good for sellers).

The report, titled «In High Demand» and released Monday by Ryerson University's City Building Institute, favours a tax on foreign buyers — similar to the one introduced in Vancouver last summer — but suggests it should be implemented in addition to a «progressive surtax» on expensive homes owned by people who aren't paying income tax, including people with foreign capital.

If the class - action lawsuit is approved by the court, Brasil says it seeks to overturn the legislation and demands repayment of any tax added to the purchase price of a home because of the buyer's nationality.

WIN's support can help franchisees take advantage of the demand for home inspectors by helping deliver great service to buyers and build strong relationships with local real estate agents and other industry - related referral sources.

Sounds like a win / win for both buyers and the local grid, because not only can the solar array be used to charge the LEAF directly during the day, which helps to reduce peak demand, but because the new LEAF includes a vehicle - to - home (V2H) feature, sometimes referred to as a vehicle - to - grid (V2G) system, it could potentially act as an electricity buffer by acting as a giant «personal» battery.

Rising prices in the west driven by increasing demand and inventory shortages make for an attractive opportunity for buyers looking to purchase a home at a steep discount.

The NAHB's recent Home Builder Preferences Survey reveals that in addition to closer quarters, new homes are now being constructed with separate laundry rooms, which are in - demand by both first - time homebuyers and other generations of buyers.

In Florida, flipping has been revived by a steady supply of foreclosed housing and a demand for affordable housing that's making once - marginal neighborhoods near Tampa more appealing to buyers of renovated homes, says Christopher McCarty, director of the state Bureau of Economic and Business Research.

If the oil situation worsens, the Federal Reserve may be forced to raise interest rates further next year, inhibiting the demand for homes by buyers.

Buyer demand is highest for starter supply — and entry - level homes are appreciating faster than others as a result, according to an analysis by Zillow.

But with consumers demanding more and more information, and more data being available on consumer behavior than ever before, the use of predictive analytics — being able to accurately show buyers and sellers what their home will be worth in the future, backed up by data science — is the game - changer.

Perhaps encouraged by rising housing demand and home prices, over 80 percent of both vacation buyers and investment buyers believe that now is a good time to purchase real estate.

Demand in Alberta has been fuelled by the confidence buyers have in the economy, as they are able to spend more on a home than ever before due to significant income increases and the equity they have developed in their homes.

Shortly following the twister, homes for - sale that were left standing were quickly snatched up by buyers as the town's once sluggish housing market quickly morphed into a town where available housing is in high demand.

A complete recovery of around 110,000 annual home sales will likely occur in 2019 - 2020, as end user demand in Los Angeles County is buttressed by a Great Confluence of Baby Boomers (Boomers) and first - time buyers who are lured by further employment (needed to accommodate population growth of roughly 1 % annually since the beginning of the Great Recession).

This view by home tier functions as a good fossil record of what started in late 2015 and continued well into the end of 2016; what are now happy buyers got in early while supply was healthier and richer and the market responded by injecting new listings at those price points until it couldn't sustain those levels of demand.

No meaningful oversite was given to the appraisal process, and home values were artificially inflated by increased demand from newly qualifed first time home buyers, second home and vacation home buyers, and investors.

Factors like interest rates, lending standards that set requirements for income, debt and credit history and the availability of mortgage credit can affect demand for homes by making it easier or harder for buyers to get financing.

Supply is created by move - up buyers, who also contribute to demand by buying a new home; by new home construction; by seniors and other owners who sell to become renters; by owners who relocate to another market; and by deaths.

«There has been a 22 per cent bump in the number of homes advertised for sale across Sydney compared to a year ago, coupled with a similar drop in buyer demand — mostly driven by tighter lending restrictions on investors.

Home buyer demand increased by 566 pending sales in the past two weeks and now totals 2,619.

Home prices will likely moderate slightly to 4.4 percent in 2016, driven in part by the reduction in home buyer affordability and reduced demand as a result of Fed tightenHome prices will likely moderate slightly to 4.4 percent in 2016, driven in part by the reduction in home buyer affordability and reduced demand as a result of Fed tightenhome buyer affordability and reduced demand as a result of Fed tightening.

And while overall demand is strong, the trend on median days on market is suggesting that the market is finding more of a balance — and that bodes well for would - be buyers who have been frustrated by the inability to find a home to buy this spring and summer.»

The brokerages appear to be responding to increased demand for one - stop shopping: In a 2011 survey conducted by the National Association of REALTORS ® and Harris Interactive, 78 percent of home buyers said one - stop shopping would save them money.