Sentences with phrase «home prices in your area improve»

If you still have some equity in your property, you may want to hold onto it until home prices in your area improve.

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Home price gains have been steady over the past couple of years, but prices are beginning to inch upwards in some areas as the housing market improves.

«The country's healthy labor market is translating to greater job security, but affordability is not improving because home prices in some areas are still outpacing incomes by three times or more because of tight supply.

«If access to credit improves, we could see a much more meaningful increase in home sales and broader stabilization in home prices with modest gains in areas with stronger job growth.»

Median existing single - family home prices are firming in many metropolitan areas, while improving sales and declining inventory are creating more balanced conditions, according to the latest quarterly report by the National Association of Realtors ®.

Forty - seven new metro areas were added to January's Improving Housing Market Index, which identifies areas that have shown growth in housing permits, employment, and home prices for at least six consecutive months.

The real key to profitability here is choosing the right property to invest in; areas with growing job prospects, improving schools, and attractive neighborhoods are good bets, but only if home prices haven't caught up to the appeal.

Although improving home prices, economic growth, mortgage accessibility and rental development have improved housing access and affordability in many areas, a confounding series of supply - demand mismatches continues to severely impact markets worldwide.