Sentences with phrase «in neighborhoods with»

REALTOR ® Associations with well - planned diversity programs create a stronger of community, particularly in neighborhoods with high concentrations of foreign - born and minority residents who are moving up the socioeconomic ladder and are buying homes.

This generally drives down the overall property value in neighborhoods with high concentrations of these empty homes.

«We're seeing increased interest in neighborhoods with amenities that rival a resort: workout facilities, pools, playgrounds,» says Sharon Voss, president of the Orlando Regional Realtor Association.

While many of our investors choose properties in neighborhoods with some of the best school districts, when it comes to investment properties, often times these properties come at a premium price relative to the income it generates.

The institute found that the poorer the neighborhood, the higher the risk for problematic gambling: It was twice as likely in neighborhoods with the highest levels of concentrated poverty compared to neighborhoods with the lowest poverty levels.

For example, owners of two suburban San Diego projects, which are located in neighborhoods with few nearby retail amenities, created on - site spaces that provide occupants with a unique experience.

As more buyers are interested in living in neighborhoods with entertainment and outdoor amenities within walking or biking distance, the days of driving clients around the neighborhood in a car may be over.

A Recent study by American Express OPEN found that home values in neighborhoods with strong independent retail districts grew at a much faster rate over a 14 year period than those without.

Joint Center research has shown that home prices in neighborhoods with higher levels of improvement spending appreciate more rapidly, explaining why investing in blighted neighborhoods has been a national priority in dealing with the foreclosure crisis,» said the report.

If you're looking to get into the real estate game by purchasing an investment property to rent or lease, you may also be considering taking the plunge into renting near college campuses or in neighborhoods with a younger population.

Millennials, the Silent and Greatest Generation prefer smaller homes in neighborhoods with easy walks to shops and restaurants.

And if you're less than enthusiastic about the areas better suited to your client, you'll end up showing homes in those neighborhoods with a bad attitude that could infect your buyer.

According to a new report from the National Association of Realtors ®, members of the silent or greatest generation, those born before 1944, also prefer smaller homes in neighborhoods with easy walks to shops and restaurants.

Members of the silent or greatest generation, those born before 1944, also prefer smaller homes in neighborhoods with easy walks to shops and restaurants.

For your Pokémon GO - obsessed buyers, showing them listings in neighborhoods with great game attraction could help make the difference in a sale or seeing another listing.

Since the program began in 1990, classes from 12 schools located in neighborhoods with a higher - than - average rate of juvenile crime from the Eugene / Springfield area have participated.

But, child poverty rates remain high and more children live in neighborhoods with a high concentration of poverty.

More than half of the participants were male, black, and grew up in neighborhoods with at least 20 % of the residents living at or below the FPL (see Table 1).

Knowing another language is may be required in neighborhoods with a large immigrant population, for example.

• must possess a slow - moving vehicle emblem • on public or private beaches • in neighborhoods with a standardized set of restrictive policies in place • during the daytime and no farther than two miles from where the owner generally parks the golf cart • for riding to or from a golf course • to cross intersections, including a road or street than has a posted speed limit of more than 35 mph • manufactured primarily for use on golf courses

In neighborhoods with minimal resources, antigang outreach groups and families are trying to capitalize on the social connections that exist in what few public places there are — like schools, rec centers and parks — to avoid and replace gangs.

And on the whole, folks who grew up in neighborhoods with front lawns like the idea of keeping them around.

However, few deaths were attributed to the storm because flooding was concentrated in neighborhoods with far fewer homes than exist today.

Having ongoing, active TNR programs in neighborhoods with large populations of community cats is essential in reducing shelter populations and improve individual cat welfare.

• Help locate lost cats • Take in the lost or abandoned cats you find in your neighborhoods or in your yard • Reunite found / stray cats with their owners • Adopt out cats without owners • Provide advice and support on how to find your cat and how to work with the very active local groups that frequently lead the search efforts for lost cats • Provide a map based on reported locations of lost, stray, and found cats • Provide educational forums for individuals and groups in neighborhoods with a high number of instances • Display in our front window pictures of cats currently lost and those that have been found, but the owner has not been located

Recognizing that animal homelessness and many of the most serious animal health crises arise in neighborhoods with limited access to veterinary care, the ASPCA brings subsidized spay / neuter services directly to such communities.

Recognizing pet overpopulation often arises in neighborhoods with limited access to, and knowledge of, veterinary care, the Mobile Spay / Neuter Clinics bring these services directly to more than 120 communities.

Health Pets Healthy Streets provides FREE spay / neuter services to more than 200 pets every month in neighborhoods with large stray animal populations.

The initiative offers free spay / neuter and wellness services to pet owners in neighborhoods with a large number of stray animals and dog bite complaints in the City.

But wildlife experts say coyotes are becoming more troublesome, especially in neighborhoods with woodlands and green space, and worried residents are beginning to fight back.

But there are solutions, if members of the human community act humanely to provide the homeless cats in their neighborhoods with the shelter, food and water they lack and need.

Wolf set up a pet food and supply table next to DMARC's mobile food bank in neighborhoods with a large number of low - income elderly residents.

According to NASAR, the National Association For Search And Rescue, SAR dogs and their handlers work as volunteers under the direction of law enforcement and emergency service agencies to help locate children and elderly people lost in parks or in neighborhoods with lots of shrubbery; hikers and hunters lost in the wilderness; train and plane - wreck victims and those missing after...

«They have focused on creating schools in neighborhoods with severe overcrowding.»

«No Excuses» schools are effective at raising performance in neighborhoods with very poor performing schools, but the available data have less to say on whether the «No Excuses» approach could help in nonurban settings or whether other practices would similarly raise achievement in areas with low - performing schools.

Comcast has also set up «learning zones» in Chicago over the last three years to provide students and others with free access to the internet and computers at community organizations in neighborhoods with limited internet access.

However, he then proceeded to open a slew of charter schools in neighborhoods with declining enrollment, demonstrating that he had no interest in «right - sizing.»

«This report compiles skewed and incomplete data that, in the authors» own words, is largely based on «assumptions» and «suggestions,» and it neglects to take into consideration important factors, such as parental choice, the similarity of student populations between inner city charters and inner city traditional schools, and that charter schools intentionally locate in neighborhoods with the greatest need, a fact that we would hope champions of civil rights would celebrate, not condemn.

In neighborhoods with the lowest home prices, charters have considerably smaller portions of at - risk students than DCPS schools.

Boundary participation rates also tend to be relatively higher in neighborhoods with higher poverty rates (controlling for other factors), where families appear to exercise options less frequently.

A recent Joyce Foundation - Chicago Tribune poll of 1,010 Chicagoans found that 63.7 percent favored making it easier for charters to expand in neighborhoods where there are waits for admission to charter schools, and 67.9 percent said it should be easier for charters to open in neighborhoods with underperforming schools.

At that time, Auer Avenue had the resources needed to employ a full team of professional educators to meet the needs of their students — a critical piece of the puzzle for student success in neighborhoods with high poverty and unemployment.

The findings highlight schools that enroll a higher or lower proportion of in - boundary students compared to schools in neighborhoods with similar characteristics, and identifies neighborhood characteristics of areas where families are most likely to send their children to public charter schools.

For a long time, Tennessee limited its charter schools to serving low - income students, meaning that most have been located in neighborhoods with concentrated poverty.

Wealthier families had the money to buy expensive houses in neighborhoods with better schools — we didn't.

No, their kids get to go to cool magnets and the better schools in town, because THEY DO N'T ACTUALLY LIVE IN NEIGHBORHOODS WITH HIGH NUMBERS OF LATINO FAMILIES.

This is particularly true among families that can not afford private school tuition or homes in neighborhoods with better schools,» said Jeremiah Grace, Connecticut State Director for the Northeast Charter Schools Network.

Inner - city neighborhoods are where all these dynamics interact, the study points out, and in neighborhoods with poverty rates at or above 40 percent, higher rates of school dropout, teenage pregnancy, and crime, and lower rates on cognitive and verbal skill tests and health indicators among school - age children continue.

The scores, along with an accompanying number ranking schools across the state from 1 10, were promoted by web sites like GreatSchools.org, and became a marketing tool for real estate agents to sell houses in neighborhoods with «good» schools.

In fact, prior research has shown that refugees, and recent immigrants in general, are more likely to settle in neighborhoods with larger shares of immigrants from their country of origin.