Sentences with phrase «home ownership rates»

There's a big debate in real estate over where home ownership rates are headed, and whether Millennials — people who came of age around 2000 — will get into the housing market the way generations before them did.

As home ownership rates creep back up, Giovaniello doesn't anticipate new tax credits for the purchase of a home under a Trump administration, noting a more likely scenario would be student loan refinance initiatives.

Overall, both single - family and multifamily housing stock has lagged behind household growth in many markets — home ownership rates, under 64 percent, are still below historical averages, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's quarterly report issued at the end of October 2015.

Households in the Atlantic provinces continued to have the highest home ownership rates in the country in 2006.

Home ownership rates rise with the duration of residence, and is concentrated among foreign - born who have lived in Canada for 10 years or more, reflecting the time needed to accumulate the necessary savings, it says.

The report says home ownership rates were well below the national average for people who lived alone in 2006.

Realtor.com ® is also forecasting that home ownership rates will stabilize at 63.5 % after bottoming out at 63.9 % in 2016.

And while housing in Baltimore seems affordable, low and unstable incomes there have depressed home ownership rates.

The concentration of adult children and retirees, income levels, home ownership rates, velocity of home sales and home prices, and broad - based employment conditions affect demand.

However, TD Economics says slowing population growth will be offset by rising home ownership rates, rising personal income, a lower long - term rate of unemployment and more modest construction of new homes.

For the fourth quarter of 2006, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that home ownership rates among multicultural home buyers continued to climb but still lagged behind those of traditional white non-Hispanics.

With seventy something per cent home ownership rates and 5 % down, is it the underemployed, unemployed, nursing home residents and students you now wish to cater to?

Zell: Marriage Delays Behind Falling Home Ownership Rates Why First - Time Buyers Are On Their Way Back

Broken down even further, Americans in the 25 - 29 age group had the biggest decline in home ownership rates at 33.3 percent, followed by 47.5 percent for the 30 - 34 age group.

Home ownership rates are half that of the broader population, rental rates are twice as high, overcrowding is three times higher and occupancy of public housing is seven times higher.

Indigenous individual home ownership rates in 2001 were much lower than those for non-Indigenous people in all regions.

For example, if you're going to practice family law, you may want to have an office in an area with high home ownership rates and plenty of married families with school - aged children.

And while the credit revolution of the»90s has made home loans easier to get for everyone, it has dramatically boosted home ownership rates for mi - norities, who are now the fastest - growing group of homeowners in the nation.

Over the past decade or so, home ownership rates have dropped, but fortunately for you, this has made purchasing a home very affordable.

Home ownership rates in America continue to increase at a steady rate due in a large part to the implementation of FHA home loans insurance program.

It's an important factor in increasing home ownership rates

Home ownership rates generally rise with age and peak at around age 65 at 75 %, where rates plateau until around age 75 and decline thereafter.

It points to five million low - paid workers, a housing market where home ownership rates have halved over the last 20 years, public spending cuts and a brutal welfare squeeze as evidence that the gulf between the well - off and the underprivileged will become permanent.

Car and home ownership rates there far outstrip city averages.

Falling home ownership rates and a 20 % increase in rents over the next five years are likely without government action on housing, a report has warned.

Higher interest rates will also reduce home ownership rates among low - income American families.

Phil Orlando, chief equity strategist at Federated Investors and head of its Global Allocation fund, said he was not put off by the fact that U.S. home ownership rates hit a 20 - year low in the fourth quarter.

The fact that U.S. home ownership rates exceed those in Canada puts to rest any argument that these sorts of changes will undermine the domestic housing market.

Quebec, where home ownership rates have been rising, remains a renting - friendly society, at least in the urban centres, and Montrealers who move to Toronto are often shocked by the pressure they feel to buy.

Fed by this belief, Canada's home ownership rate rose to eclipse most other rich nations», up almost 10 % since 2000.

For a point of comparison, Germany's home ownership rate is a much lower 52.5 %.

If, however, it deteriorates at a slow rate, the home ownership rate would most likely follow the average decline rate of the last five years (2012 - 2016), decreasing on a year - over-year basis by 0.5 percent of the prior year's rate.

Yet the home ownership rate still hovers near generational lows.

It states that while the housing market as a whole is improving, the home ownership rate for those under 35 is steadily declining.

So it's not shocking to see that the home ownership rate has started decreasing.

It has a 71 % home ownership rate, and these costs make up 28 % of the median income.

If the city has a low home ownership rate, this could indicate it is expensive to live there.

The city has a 78 % home ownership rate and only 24 % of median income is taken up by housing costs.

This suburb north of Austin has a 77 % home ownership rate and is only 16 miles from downtown Austin.

With a home ownership rate of only 55.9 %, we can work backwards to get a rental housing stock of just under 100,000 units.

This generally offers potential for significant long term valuation gains from lower costs & rising occupancy, increased sales on a «retail» basis (to satisfy a rising home ownership rate), the general relative convergence of property values within Germany, and likely appreciation from a particularly low valuation base in absolute (and European / global) terms.

Home ownership rate is at a 50 year low and it is important to our economy the younger generation continue to buy homes.

With a home ownership rate of only 55.9 %, we can work backwards to get a rental housing stock of just under 100,000 units.

Goals: Establishment of a centralised coordinating body to ensure a holistic approach (eg health, environmental health, education, employment, training) to the identification, development and implementation of strategies and programs relating to housing infrastructure and essential services by 2006; individuals families and communities have access to identified and prioritised housing, infrastructure and essential services that comply with Australian Building Standards and National Indigenous Housing Guidelines (as a minimum); The home ownership rate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people increase from 15 % (2001) to 30 % by 2010.

The Partners, working with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, has set a goal to raise the nation's home ownership rate to the historically high level of 67.5 percent by the year 2000.

Last year, the Hispanic home ownership rate surpassed 47 percent in the U.S., and 70 percent of all new households formed in 2015 were of Hispanic decent, says Joseph Nery, 2016 president of The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals.

A declining home ownership rate, decreasing tenant turnover and constricted supply are helping to push up occupancies and rents sooner than even multifamily REIT officers expected.

The home ownership rate — now at 64 percent — is at its lowest level in more than 20 years.

By 2020, Hispanics» home ownership rate is expected to rise above 61 percent, according to researchers.

«The apartment REIT sector is the one group that has collectively said the same thing: Unbundling, a declining home ownership rate and a lack of new supply are all contributing positively to fundamentals,» says Richard Anderson, a REIT analyst with BMO Capital in New York.