They, too, cite
lack of inventory as the main problem in the market.
Not exact matches
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Tubin and Wooley noted that the
lack of luon compounded
inventory problems
as not enough black pants and too many colourful tops made a poor combination for consumers.
Indies may be leaving money on the table WRT
lack of access into brick - and - mortar, but
as you pointed out, Hugh, the trend is away from physical stores stocking
inventory and moving on - line.
B&N said the
lack of new hardware contributed to that drop,
as the company was focused on selling through existing
inventory.
Single - family construction is taking off, despite the fact that interest rates are rising and market forces, such
as lack of inventory, have all had a hand in the metaphorical construction - to - perm (CP) storm.
In today's market, with home prices rising and a
lack of inventory, some homeowners may consider trying to sell their home on their own, known in the industry
as a For Sale by Owner (FSBO).
brokers listed recruiting more agents
as the top answer, followed by new business models, uncertain economy, keeping up with technology,
lack of inventory and housing legislation issues.
One reason for the
lack of recovery in CCRCs is the sizeable amount
of new
inventory that opened near the time
of the financial crisis,
as many
of those projects have had difficulty filling units.
Recently, the Seattle Times published an article, «Region at a crossroads
as home - buying power shrinks,» highlighting the many factors contributing to rapidly rising home prices and
lack of inventory.
Single - family construction is taking off, despite the fact that interest rates are rising and market forces, such
as lack of inventory, have all had a hand in the metaphorical construction - to - perm (CP) storm.
Some economists are pointing to homeowners who are staying put
as a reason for the
lack of inventory in many markets.
We're finding that our margins are greater doing it this way,
as many
of these firms are paying near retail for properties due to
lack of inventory.
While rising rents and
lack of inventory might nudge renters into buying a home, National Association
of Realtors ® Chief Economist Lawrence Yun points out that tight credit standards, student debt, and the growth
of multigenerational households are contributing to the lowest number
of first - time home buyers in decades (
as shown in the 2014 NAR Profile
of Home Buyers and Sellers).
Rich: In Massachusetts
as a whole, the latest statistics came out for the April market on May 27th and according to the Massachusetts Association
of Realtors sales were down 5.9 % and that's attributed to the
lack of inventory.
The better - than - expected performance is a positive sign for the spring home - buying season, especially
as home shoppers deal with fast - rising prices and a serious
lack of inventory.