The company
expects home prices in the city to rise by a modest 1 % over the next 12 months (January 2017 — January 2018).
The economic research team at Zillow, for example,
expects home prices in the city to rise by around 6.1 % over the next 12 months (January 2017 — January 2018).
Not exact matches
With an increase
in interest rates looming
in the United States and an
expected economic slowdown, an increasing number of investment banks are
expecting the
city's
home prices to come under downward pressure.
But property
prices in the
city surged
in the weeks leading up to the historic summit between the two Koreas, with speculators snapping up
homes expecting prices to rise further.
Home prices in these three
cities — all of which are considered «tech towns» — are
expected to rise steadily
in 2016.
While
home -
price appreciation is
expected to slow
in many
cities during 2016, that doesn't mean it will stop entirely.
Most
cities in the region are
expected to outperform the national average for
home -
price gains during 2017.
Overall, we
expect a 6 % increase
in the S&P Case - Shiller 20 -
City Home Price Index (December to December % change)
in 2014.
Most of the
cities on the list had a combination strong population growth, job market stability, and
expected home -
price appreciation
in 2016.
According to the economists and housing analysts at Zillow,
home prices are
expected to rise
in only two of the three Florida
cities in the top - 10 list above.
For example, some
cities like Dallas and Seattle are
expected to outperform the nation
in 2017, where
home -
price growth is concerned.
In most Bay Area cities, home prices are expected to rise more slowly in 2017 than they did in 201
In most Bay Area
cities,
home prices are
expected to rise more slowly
in 2017 than they did in 201
in 2017 than they did
in 201
in 2016.
The average house
price was a smidge over $ 235,000
in 2017 for the R14 area, so buyers should
expect to fork out a bit more for a
home in this area, north of the
city.
, a London, UK - based luxury real estate firm, luxury
home prices for the world's major
cities are
expected to slow by nearly half this year, from 3 %
in 2015 to 1.7 %
in 2016.
When you consider that
home prices are also
expected to rise next year
in most U.S.
cities, it sends a pretty strong signal to buyers.
Economic growth
in the region is likely to be positive
in 2017, but slightly below the Canadian average, with
home prices expected to remain relatively flat
in the province's two largest
cities.
Convenient to Greeley, Loveland and Fort Collins, this
city of nearly 20,000 people offers superior schools, reasonably
priced homes and all of the amenities you'd
expect in a larger urban area.
In the coming year, the city is expected to see healthy home price gains in the mid-single-digit range as economic strength in the region continue
In the coming year, the
city is
expected to see healthy
home price gains
in the mid-single-digit range as economic strength in the region continue
in the mid-single-digit range as economic strength
in the region continue
in the region continues.
Meanwhile, the TD report said
home prices in Edmonton and Calgary were
expected to post the biggest growth rate over the next two years, as those
cities continue to see population and employment gains.
And while
price increases across Canada are
expected to slow this year because of tighter restrictions from new federal
home financing rules that aim to make it harder to get a mortgage, BMO's Porter believes that Toronto and any
city that is within commuting distance is
in a dangerously overheated housing market.
For example, for the second and third quarter of 2010,
home prices are
expected to dip
in many
cities across the U.S..
«An
expected increase
in the supply of
homes on the market will now bring stabilization
in prices and
in some
cities we will see both
prices and unit sales decline towards the end of the year.
The Salt Lake
City metropolitan area is projected to have one of the strongest housing markets
in the country
in 2018, with
home prices and sales
expected to reach 4.5 percent and 4.6 percent growth, respectively, over last year.
Home prices in these three
cities — all of which are considered «tech towns» — are
expected to rise steadily
in 2016.
Home price appreciation is
expected to slow down
in most
cities over the coming months, and going into 2018.
Experts have predicted Phoenix
home prices will climb by 5.9 percent
in the next year, and sales are
expected to increase by 7.2 percent, leading Realtor.com to proclaim this Arizona
city as the number one U.S. housing market for 2017.
Overall, we
expect a 6 % increase
in the S&P Case - Shiller 20 -
City Home Price Index (December to December % change)
in 2014.