Sentences with phrase «expected home price»

The lowest median expected home price change was 3.02 % in the Midwest.

Expectations differed by region, with the highest median expected home price change of 4.77 % in the South.

Results from the December 2013 survey find that the median expected home price change one - year ahead was 3.88 percent.

The lowest median expected home price change was 3.02 percent in the Midwest.

But now, Kolko expects home prices in oil - rich communities to begin falling in the next year or two unless energy markets recover, although he added that it's «very hard to say how big or long the effect might be.»

The national home price index increased 5.8 percent in March, while analysts were expecting home prices to rise by 5.9 percent for the month, according to Thomson Reuters consensus estimates.

Housing analysts and economists expect home prices in the area to continue rising in 2017.

The company expects home prices in the city to rise by a modest 1 % over the next 12 months (January 2017 — January 2018).

Expect home prices to rise 3.5 to 4 percent annually over the long term, Blomquist says.

Just over half of Americans surveyed said they expect home prices to rise in the next 12 months — an increase of eight percentage points over December.

By Gregg Cohen, CEO Every year, JWB releases our forward - looking statements on where we expect home prices to be in Jacksonville, FL in the near future.

As you can see, these analysts expect home prices in the Bay Area to rise more slowly over the next 12 months, compared to the last year.

One prediction expects home prices to rise in the coming year, but more slowly than in the past couple of years.

Economists expect home prices nationwide to rise by around 3.5 % — 5 % during 2018.

The economists at Zillow expect home prices in the area to rise by 0.9 % between now and spring 2018.

The company's analysts expect home prices in the area to remain more or less flat over the next year, so buyers probably shouldn't expect much equity growth.

Industry experts expect home prices to continue to rise in 2016, but at a slower pace, somewhere between 3 percent and 4.5 percent nationally.

We expect home prices in our national index to be up about 4.3 % in the next 12 months, and mortgage rates are also likely to increase over the next year.»

Despite survey after survey showing that consumers expect home prices to continue to decline next year, most homeowners still believe their houses are worth more than what their agents recommend.

Ninety percent of real estate agents and brokers expect home prices to either fall or stay the same over the next six months, according to a survey by online real estate marketing site HomeGain.

In that survey 33 percent of agents and brokers and 23 percent of homeowners expected home prices to decrease over the next six months.

The company also expects home price appreciation, or asset inflation, to persist.

In a new forecast, the Canadian Real Estate Association expects home prices to soar again this year, reaching a record of $ 337,500 on average.

But don't expect home prices to get much cheaper, says Soper.

«The biggest driver for the increase in the HPSI is the rebound in the good time to buy sentiment, which outweighed the largest drag: a sizable reduction in the net share of consumers expecting home prices to rise over the next year,» says Doug Duncan, chief economist and senior vice president at Fannie Mae.

Expect home price appreciation of 3.6 percent through 2015, about what it's been throughout the 1990s, compared with a projected annual inflation rate for those years ranging from 2.4 percent to 3.3 percent.

Accounting for limited available inventory, CoreLogic's HPI Forecast expects home prices to rise 0.1 percent month - over-month from January to February, and 4.8 percent year - over-year from January 2017 to January 2018.

In Freddie's January Outlook, «Maintaining Momentum: 2018 and Beyond,» analysts believe the economy is moderating — growing 2.5 percent in 2018, versus 2.6 percent in 2017 — but, expect home prices to increase 5.7 percent, sales to increase to 6.35 million and starts to increase to 1.3 million.

«If monthly payments do rise and, more importantly, stay elevated, at some point we'd expect home prices to come down a bit in response to this decreased purchasing power, and some long - time owners could opt not to sell to preserve their smaller monthly payments.

On average, Americans expect home prices to increase by 1.3 percent over the next 12 months, up 0.4 percentage points since last month and the highest value yet recorded.

• 18 percent of respondents expect home prices to increase over the next 12 months (the lowest reported number to date in the National Housing Survey), while 25 percent say they expect home prices to decline (down by 2 percentage points since August).

The survey shows that on average, Americans expect home prices to increase by 0.9 percent over the next 12 months (up slightly since last month).

«Although we don't expect home prices to rise in every market at the same rate, the worst is definitely behind us, and a slow, steady recovery is taking hold.»

The Fannie Mae March National Housing Survey shows that 33 percent of Americans expect home prices to increase over the next 12 months, up from 28 percent in February.

On average, Americans expect home prices to go down by 1.1 percent.

On average, Americans expect home prices to increase 1.3 percent over the next twelve months (the highest value yet recorded), while the percentage of Americans who say it is a good time to sell their home continued to rise to 15 percent in April (up from low, flat levels during 2011).

Survey respondents expect home prices to increase 1.7 percent in the next 12 months, down slightly from the survey high of 2.0 percent recorded in June.

Thirty - three percent of respondents expect home prices to increase over the next 12 months, a five percentage point increase from last month, the highest level over the past 12 months.

• Americans expect home prices to decline over the next year.

Analysts at CoreLogic expect home prices to rise 4.8 percent by January 2019; in January 2018, prices rose 6.6 percent year - over-year.

Keeping a relatively steady pace with recent periods, survey respondents expect home prices to increase an average of 1.5 percent in the next year.

Assuming that the market remains fairly balanced and the economy grows moderately, TD expects home prices to grow at an average annual pace of about three per cent over the next decade.

In a twist on real estate's ongoing recovery from the downturn, respondents cited higher - than - expected home prices as the top reason why it may be more difficult to buy a home now.

On average, Americans expect home prices to increase by 0.8 percent over the next 12 months (down slightly since last month).

Just 6 percent of homeowners believe that home prices in their neighborhood will decline in the year after the survey, compared to 39 percent who expect home prices to rise.

Also, the number of consumers who expect home prices to increase over the next 12 months rose 5 percentage points.

Sixty - seven percent of North Carolina real estate professionals expect home prices to decrease in the coming six months

Nearly three quarters of Texas real estate professionals and homeowners expect home prices to rise or stay the same in the coming six months

«I expect that home prices will continue to decline.

Sixty - five percent of Pennsylvania real estate professionals expect home prices to fall over the next six months