Sentences with phrase «estimated sales pace»

Based on an estimated sales pace of roughly 4.5 million this year, the inventory would have to drop by about a million to achieve the six - month supply that is the hallmark of a balanced real estate market.

Deutsche Bank states that the current estimated sales pace is in line with its estimates of 50,000 units in the first quarter and 150,000 in the second quarter of 2011.

Not exact matches

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Considering Macmillan estimates that more than 2 million copies have already been sold across all formats, Comey could be looking at additional millions in the coming months if sales continue at such a high pace.

Lawrence Yun, NAR's chief economist, estimates that existing - home sales will finish 2017 at a pace of 5.47 million — the best showing since 2006 (6.47 million).

The sales figure is approximately five times Pace's 1994 estimated sales of $ 220 million — an amazingly high sales multiple.

Rimowa — whose designs are based on the fuselage of the first metallic aircraft — has grown sales at a pace of 20 percent per annum over the past two years, RBC Europe analysts estimate.

By Jaguar's own estimates, sales in the SUV sector are expected to expand from around 850,000 in 2014 to around 1.2 million in 2020/21, and Jaguar believes the F - Pace can be a substantial hit, with 90 per cent of customers likely to be new to the brand.

Large pickup, compact crossover, and compact car sales are projected to set the pace in August, Kelley Blue Book estimates.

To gauge the pace of coal commerce, check the amazing tonnage ticker on Peabody's Web site, which by my estimate logs about 7 tons a second in sales.

And, according to the research firm Autodata, at the current pace over the final two months of 2105, a new record for annual sales could be set with an estimated total of 17.46 million vehicles sold.

According to estimates from the Census Bureau, the monthly pace of new home sales declined 11.5 % from August, falling from a 529,000 seasonally adjusted annual rate to 468,000.

Stripping out those items, the two most volatile components of GDP, so - called final sales to domestic purchasers increased at a 2.1 percent rate, compared with the prior estimate of a 1.7 percent pace.

The latest RealtyTrac report, which covers the sale of single - family homes, condominiums and townhomes, found that residential properties sold at an estimated annualized pace of 5.6 million in September, up 2 % from August and up 14 % from September.

Based on preliminary estimates from Marcus & Millichap, first quarter sales activity related to the number of transactions specifically is on a similar pace to last year.

Similarly, the pace of pending sales of existing homes declined for the fifth time in the last six months, falling an estimated 2.6 % in August.