Sentences with phrase «largest metro areas saw»

Last year almost 90 percent of the country's 150 largest metro areas saw prices go up, many by double digits, and in more than half of the markets, prices are now at or above their previous all - time high.

«Depressed new and existing inventory conditions led to several of the largest metro areas seeing near or above double - digit appreciation, which has pushed home values to record highs in a slight majority of markets,» Yun says.

Not exact matches

The metro areas seeing the largest increase in construction jobs between Jan. 2017 and Jan. 2018 included the San Bernardino, Calif. area, which added 10,600 jobs for a rise of 12 percent; the Phoenix area, which gained 9,900 construction jobs in the past year for a 9 percent increase; the Houston area, which added 9,200 jobs for a 4 percent increase; and the Los Angeles area, which gained 9,000 jobs for a 7 percent rise.

Ohio's largest metro area, Columbus has seen a steady increase in median home prices, although prices do experience a seasonal rise and fall as demand grows during the spring and summer.

Of 23 national metro areas, the city saw the largest decline in housing inventory over the past year, the Houston Business Journal reported.

This week, I thought we'd take a closer look at some of the nation's largest metro areas to see how similar ---- and different ---- they are.

Ohio's largest metro area, Columbus has seen a steady increase in median home prices, although prices do experience a seasonal rise and fall as demand grows during the spring and summer.

Not unlike the law firm marketing challenges seen in small and medium sized markets, firms in large metro areas also face their own set of obstacles when trying to effectively advertise their legal services:

Along with the large population of the metro area, Casselberry and the surrounding area see more than 50 million visitors every year.

Eighteen metro areas increased year - over-year by double - digit percentages, with the largest increases seen in Las Vegas, Nev., +15.6 percent, San Francisco, Calif., +15.5 percent, Seattle, Wash., +15.4 percent, Pittsburgh, Pa., +14.8 percent, and Minneapolis, Minn., +13.3 percent.

«Several metro areas with the healthiest job gains in recent years continue to see a large upswing in buyer demand but lack the commensurate ramp - up in new - home construction,» Yun says.

Ten metro areas increased by double - digit percentages, with the largest increases seen in Las Vegas, Nev., +13.7 percent, Nashville, Tenn., +13.7 percent, Seattle, Wash., 12.3 percent, Manchester, N.H., +12.2 percent, and San Diego, Calif., +11.6 percent.

Ten metro areas increased year - over-year by double - digit percentages, with the largest increases seen in San Francisco, Calif., +17.8 percent, Las Vegas, Nev., +17.1 percent, Seattle, Wash., +13 percent, and Boise, Idaho, +12.8 percent.

Eleven metro areas increased year - over-year by double - digit percentages, with the largest increases seen in Boise, Idaho, +18.7 percent, Las Vegas, Nev., +16.2 percent, San Francisco, Calif., +14 percent, and Orlando, Fla., +13.8 percent.

See the table at the bottom of this post which shows Zillow data on the negative equity of the 30 largest metro areas with the metros with the most underwater homes at top.

Overall, the largest migration flow was from the Los Angeles metro area to the Riverside, Calif., metro area, which saw 90,494 movers.