Sentences with phrase «enough housing data»

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A report showing U.S. home resales unexpectedly fell in December added to volatility and pressure on the euro and dollar though the data was not seen as enough to derail the boost housing will likely provide to the economy this year.

The factory data added to reports on auto sales, housing and employment in suggesting the economy was regaining some speed, but probably not fast enough to encourage the Federal Reserve to start raising interest rates next month, as most economists had anticipated at the beginning of the year.

In a testimony released by the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee, he told Congress in a written testimony that the social media network did not do enough to prevent misuse of data.

The group downloaded about 85 percent of the data from the 370 - hour experiment while Columbia was in orbit — enough to see that it was working as expected — but the test depended on the full data, which was locked in a nearly 400 - megabyte commercial hard drive ensconced in a metal «card cage» and housed with other electronics in a larger vessel in the shuttle's cargo bay.

The Monthly Housing Affordability Index measures whether or not a typical family earns enough income to qualify for a mortgage loan on a typical home at the national and regional levels based on the most recent monthly price and income data.

But that isn't even Bates» complaint, as the House Committee would imply — his complaint is that the data wasn't vetted heavily enough.

The 34 or so deaths at the massacre house were real enough, but, after parsing this data for hours, I think that there is a real issue as to whether the victims died in situ or whether they died elsewhere and were moved to this location post mortem.

I would hope that my ISP is financially strong enough to survive... and has every motivation to house my data securely and safely — since they are my local internet provider.

It's genuinely great to see gorgeous - looking PlayStation 4 games getting rendered on the screen of a smartphone, and if you have a good enough LTE connection and data allowance, you can even get it to work outside of your house.

In a textbook situation, we would find various murder sites, compare their selling prices to similar and non-impacted houses in their area and then with enough data estimate a percentage loss to your house.

The Monthly Housing Affordability Index measures whether or not a typical family earns enough income to qualify for a mortgage loan on a typical home at the national and regional levels based on the most recent monthly price and income data.

These mobile marketing services allow you to put enough data in buyers» hands to help them decide if they're interested enough to contact you, or if they should keep driving to the next house.

The Housing Affordability Index measures whether or not a typical family earns enough income to qualify for a mortgage loan on a typical home at the national and regional levels based on the most recent monthly price and income data.

You will also want to include a whole - house reset as part of your sellers» transaction checklist, making sure they understand that simply deleting an app from their phone isn't enough to secure their data from others.

The company is putting together what it calls an informal odor audit, a vehicle for identifying the odors most pervasive in the resale housing market and their impact on sales values, but it doesn't have enough data yet to form conclusions.

The Globe and Mail's investigation has revealed serious concerns — behind the scenes in Ottawa and within the housing and banking sectors — over whether mortgage lenders have exercised enough caution and diligence in recent years as the industry wrote record amounts of new loans, and whether the data produced by the computerized systems are flawed.

The board says it's worried there is not enough data or evidence to support the idea that a vacancy tax would increase the supply of rental housing.

Many older Americans may be concerned about having enough money to cover their expenses when they enter retirement, as 41 percent of homeowners ages 65 and older are still carrying mortgage debt, according to 2016 data from the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.