Sentences with phrase «homes in the state tend»

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The fact that 20 of the state's 64 counties have higher loan limits should tell you that home prices in a large swathe of the state tend to be high.

When looking back 30 years or so, home prices in the United States tend to rise by about -LSB-...]

When looking back 30 years or so, home prices in the United States tend to rise by about 3 % to 4 % annually — despite the occasional bubble or bust.

France, again unlike Britain and the United States, has tended to be pragmatic in negotiations with those who have taken its citizens hostage abroad, facilitating the payment of ransoms and getting them home safely.

(This tends to be more expensive than child care provided in a home, or care for older children, but gives us a reasonable way to compare costs in different states.)

It is in winter when electricity demand is highest in Victoria, for home and water heating; winds tend to be strongest and most consistant in winter, so wind power would be well suited to at least partly take the place of gas in that state.

Unfortunately, we humans tend to make a big deal out of coming and going from home, and this puts your dog in the wrong state of mind.»

Insure.com's analysis of rates from top insurers for nearly every ZIP code in the country shows that states with frequent hurricantes, hail storms, tornados and earthquakes tend to have higher home insurance premiums.

Other auto insurance consumers tend to view a full coverage auto policy as one that combines the mandatory liability requirements of the driver's home state with collision and comprehensive coverage that protects the covered vehicle itself against damage in a variety of situations, accident - related and otherwise.

But WIND also has the same rates for US roaming which is significantly cheaper than the incumbents» deals; if you're a frequent traveler to the States, and tend to stay in your WIND Home area when in Canada, these are the best rate plans in the country.

Look again, though — homeowners named Suzanne tend to have the most valuable homes in not one, but two states.

When looking back 30 years or so, home prices in the United States tend to rise by about -LSB-...]

Extremely few Americans pay more than $ 10,000 in property taxes in a year and those who do tend to have very expensive homes in states that have very high property taxes like New York, New Jersey and California.

Because California's state income taxes are the nation's highest (in the top brackets) and California homes tend to be expensive, those in California stand to save a sizable amount by deducting their mortgage interest.