Sentences with phrase «estate booms make»

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At the height of China «s real estate boom in Yulin a few years ago, they made 10,000 yuan a month, running a canteen for construction workers.

What is making the situation worse in terms of growth, says Poloz, is that boomers in the developed world have been putting their money into real estate rather than investments that can stimulate the economy.

For years, a hot real estate market made Intrawest's Whistler - Blackcomb resort a model for a booming industry.

As many as 95 per cent of these buyers are reliant on mortgages to make their real estate purchases, and the «vast majority» also receive considerable financial assistance from their Boomer parents, the study says.

If not, you know that many others in the baby boomer demographic are reading the same magazine and making real estate decisions based in part from the magazine or from peers that might read the magazine.

The tourism, financial services and real estate sectors of Lebanon's economy are booming, and overseas remittances are pouring in from the Lebanese expatriate community, which has increasing ties to the country, making it one of the largest recipients of such income in the world, in terms of share of gross domestic product.

The oil boom drove up real estate values, and S&Ls made loans based on those values.

A few years ago James K Glassman and Kevin A Hassett wrote a book predicting that the DOW would soon hit 36,000, while David Lereah authored a guide to «Why the Real Estate Boom will not Bus» t (it came out in 2006 which in retrospect possibly makes it the worst timed book ever).

In the real estate boom years from 2000 to 2007, these long held niche programs became highly abused — resulting in law changes that all but essentially made them illegal to offer.

During the roaring bull market of the late 1990s, and during the booming market for stocks and real estate in 2005 and 2006, readers regularly wrote to me, making the same argument.

There has been a housing market boom in the Southern California city, and San Diego real estate investors stand to make exponential gains on their property investments.

com boom in the late 90s, I was able to make money that I invested in real estate and the stock market.

During the national real estate crash in 2009, Cooper Union investment committee Chair John Michaelson acknowledged to The Wall Street Journal that Tishman Speyer «would not do that deal today» since such a generous deal had been made near the peak of the real estate boom.

As capitalism's sway over contemporary Iranian society grows ever more pervasive, there is housing shortage, the real estate market booms, houses make way for towering new apartment buildings and shopping malls.

Beal would have made much more money, at least for a time, in various stock market and real estate booms.

A South Florida radio and TV host who shared with listeners how to make it big during South Florida's real estate boom was sentenced to four years in prison for taking part in a Ponzi scheme that bilked money from his real estate clients.

Four years ago, at the height of the housing boom, Scott DeNeve thought real estate brokerages were making it unnecessarily hard for sales associates to tailor their services to the needs of each client.

«In addition to the booming market, new professional training programs have made the transition into real estate much smoother.»

Many real estate professionals are working twice as hard today to make half as much money as they made during the boom.

Aging baby boomers will fuel the trade - up and second - home markets, and baby busters, echo boomers, and minorities and immigrants will boost first - time buyer ranks and make inroads into trade - up homes — trends that add up to strong prospects for the country's real estate professionals.

According to Winter Sports, the recent $ 11.5 million renovation of Glacier Airport, a booming local real estate market and the increasing popularity of Big Mountain Resort combine to make this an ideal time to go forward with the project.

Not to be overshadowed by the recent focus on millennial and boomer homebuyers, Generation Xers are making something of a buying comeback in today's real estate market.

In these next few years, Generation X will be joining the boomers and matures, making serving the 50 + market even more of a challenging (and rewarding) puzzle for real estate professionals to solve.

Unfair criticism of people who made their millions by owning property during Vancouver's real estate boom prompted Vancouver sales rep Owen Bigland to write book to defend them.

While 82 percent of buyers stated online access to data - focused property information was essential to their decision - making process, the study highlighted vast differences in the way millennials, Generation X (Gen X) and baby boomers manage their home buying budgets and work with real estate agents.

Wealthy buyers, baby boomers and foreign investors went on such a spirited real estate spending spree in 2014, they are «driving the GTA market more than ever» and making even the $ 1 million - plus condo a hot commodity.

During the boom, real estate was considered a fast way to make easy money, and the unserious didn't survive when sales dried up.

«As active as the market is with the product that we have today, we are looking at the tip of the iceberg in terms of boomers hitting retirement age,» says Scott Stewart, a managing partner at Capitol Seniors Housing, a private equity - backed real estate acquisition, development and investment management firm based in Washington, D.C. «The fast - paced growth of that population in that sector is going to make today's discussion of overbuilding obsolete, because there just aren't enough places for everybody today,» he says.

After all, at 77 million strong and making up one of the wealthiest generations in history, baby boomers» decisions will have big implications for the real estate industry.

Baby boomers actually make up 31 percent of the home buying population, and real estate pros need to be familiar with their housing and neighborhood preferences.

The millennials (known also as the children of baby boomers born between 1972 - 1992) and the post Second World War baby boomers (born 1946 - 1965) are making the greatest impact on the real estate industry today.

Twenty - one per cent of boomers surveyed anticipate making a real estate purchase in the next three years; 63 per cent are not apprehensive about Canadian real estate, but have no plans to purchase within three years; six per cent are not considering a Canadian real estate purchase because of the U.S. housing decline; and 10 per cent do not know how they feel about Canadian real estate.

«A growing U.S. economy, coupled with healthy real estate fundamentals and strong access to financing and capital, make real estate leaders optimistic about a continued «boom» in the U.S. market.»

All these amazing factors make Houston to accommodate millions of tourists and visitors every year and which simultaneously allow Houston real estate market to boom.

«A growing US economy, coupled with healthy real estate fundamentals and strong access to financing and capital, make real estate leaders optimistic about a continued boom in the US market,»

A booming real estate market and easy availability of finances is making this dream come true for many people.