Sentences with phrase «digit price appreciation»
A year ago, 21 metro areas (12 percent) saw double - digit price appreciation.
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Thirty - three per cent of cities surveyed reported double - digit price appreciation.
Another year of double - digit price appreciation is very likely be unrealistic.
«There was a lot of new construction in these areas, with a lot of people getting swept up in the prospect of double - digit price appreciation,» says Appleton - Young.
«Maybe we end up with a flat year but more likely we end up with a mid-single digit price appreciation.»
Not exact matches
Although this means you're unlikely to see double - digit appreciation in the share price in a few weeks, it also means you're unlikely to see it drop sharply.
No bonds of any kind can reach such a level of growth as any price appreciation in bonds depends on the few single - digit changes in market interest rates.
As a result, Ontario's major housing markets are expected to see continued price appreciation in the year to come, led by double - digit home price increases in the GTA.
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«The disparity in home price appreciation between Canadian regions has never been greater than that seen in 2016, with rates ranging from double - digit extremes in some cities to negative growth in others,» said Royal LePage President and CEO, Phil Soper.
It seems like everywhere we look there is a sensational media account of bitcoin's stratospheric price and amazing quadruple digit appreciation.
«Home - price gains returned to more normalized levels of low - to mid-single digit rate of appreciation in many metro markets as inventory levels steadily increased,» he said.
At the same time, in super-hot coastal markets such as Boston and Los Angeles, where annual price appreciation reached double digits over the last few years, increases are expected to ease to more sustainable, one - digit gains.
As witnessed in the days of Vancouver's double - digit market appreciation and currently in Toronto, bidding wars can pump neighbourhood prices overnight, leaving lenders» data in the dust.
As witnessed in the days of Vancouver's double - digit market appreciation and currently in the GTA, bidding wars can pump neighbourhood prices overnight, leaving lenders» data in the dust.
Significant price increases were seen in Victoria and Winnipeg, where double - digit appreciation was sustained across nearly all categories.
«In a time of double - digit home price appreciation in many urban markets, condos have appreciated at higher rates than single - family homes.
Victoria continues to lead the country in price appreciation for the third quarter in a row, followed by Saint John, Moncton and Winnipeg, which all reported double - digit gains.
«Inventory levels have dropped to their lowest level, which makes buyer frenzy even more intense as prices approach double - digit appreciation,» he added.
A recently published forecast for the Cleveland, Ohio housing market in 2018 suggests that home - price appreciation could begin to slow down, following a year of double - digit gains.
Wide regional variances continued to be the dominant characteristic in the market, with frenzied levels of activity and double digit price gains in the energy and commodity rich Western provinces, and more reasonable sales volumes and moderate price appreciation in Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada, says Royal LePage.
Winnipeg reported strong double - digit average price appreciation during the fourth quarter due to unseasonably warm fall weather and tight inventory.
As the supply of homes remain tight, homes are selling fast and price growth in many markets continues to teeter at or near double - digit appreciation, Yun notes.
«As we move into the second half of the year, we continue to expect areas of aggressive price appreciation in the west, and modest, mid-single digit price increases in Central and Atlantic Canada.»
Home prices will rise, though at a manageable single - digit rate of appreciation over the next two years.
In Calgary, both urban and suburban neighbourhoods have seen triple - digit house price appreciation in a number of communities.