Sentences with phrase «high construction costs»

The elevated loan limits are designed to offset higher construction costs in these states and territories.

Few new projects opened just before the crash because of high construction costs, and fewer new properties have started construction in the recovery.

The elevated loan limits are designed to offset higher construction costs in these states and territories.

The increase in productivity paid for the building's higher construction costs within a year.

Starter homes are harder to come by as builders struggle to offer more entry - level real estate options amid higher construction costs, a new study shows.

Construction costs — Higher construction costs reduce developer profits and discourage them from building more houses.

Efficient floor plans that can deliver the same number of rooms with less square feet are an excellent starting point to offset higher construction costs.

Demand for apartments continues to be strong in Orange County, where high construction costs and surging land values maintain the housing market as one of the most expensive in the country.

WESTERN Australia's high construction costs threaten to constrict the new project pipeline, according to Perth's leading architecture firms.

Massachusetts home insurance rates are driven by high construction costs.

During the current cycle, there has been greater interest in urban, walkable developments, which also carry higher construction costs.

It wont, London is the 2nd highest construction costs in the world, but I am going to grant.

That increase is a result of higher construction costs, as well as a $ 59,000 replacement of the lower part of the southern stairway that was not previously in the plan, park officials...

Demand for apartments continues to be strong in the area, where high construction costs and surging land values maintain the housing market as one of the most expensive in the country.

In Waterloo Region, this one shed could end up costing local taxpayers $ 20 million a year in higher construction costs.

That increase is a result of higher construction costs, as well as a $ 59,000 replacement of the lower part of the southern stairway that was not previously in the plan, park officials said.

hypotheticals (that conveniently ignore emissions, homologation, higher construction costs and unequal fuel prices).

FHA offers even higher loan amounts in Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, and the Virgin Islands due to higher construction costs.

It's very doubtful any new nuclear power plants will be built due to their high construction costs and the cost overrun problems associated with the Vogtle and V.C. Summer nuclear plants.

Higher construction costs might make financial institutions more likely to perceive renewables as risky, lending money at higher rates and making it harder for utilities or developers to justify the investment.

While wind energy has thrived in Europe, US developers struggled to put steel in the water due to high construction costs, Bloomberg noted.

In St. Louis, Mo., REALTOR ® Eric Friedman said his state's historic tax credits program was initially passed in 1997 «because we have a low - housing - cost market in St. Louis, but high construction costs.

High construction costs are holding speculative activity in check.

Fewer property lots at higher prices, difficulty finding skilled labor and higher construction costs are among the reasons cited by RCG for why housing starts are not ramping up to meet the growing demand for new supply.

Anecdotally, some properties scheduled to break ground in the first quarter failed to do so because of higher construction costs, the discovery of new competition in the area, or because they were waiting on final financing approval.

Higher construction costs and more conservative commercial bank construction financing have led to fewer developments.

High construction costs are likely to creep higher this year, says Kenneth Simonson, chief economist at the Associated General Contractors of America.

High construction costs and labor shortages mean builders can't build fast enough to keep up with household formation, and Americans who already own homes are reluctant to sell an asset that is appreciating rapidly.