Sentences with phrase «limited number of homes on the market»

«By giving potential home buyers and sellers a way to easily connect, I Want That Home.ca allows frustrated home hunters to look beyond the limited number of homes on the market with For Sale signs that don't meet their specific needs by helping them target and connect to owners of the home of their dreams — whether the homes have a For Sale sign or not,» says the company in a news release.

Just about everyone's heard of the hordes of harried home buyers competing for a limited number of homes on the market.

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Sales of previously owned homes rose more than expected last month, existing home sales increased 1.1 percent to a four - month high, as buyers remain undeterred by the limited number of properties available on the market.

«We had a lot of buyers who were very eager to enter the market, and they were bidding on a limited number of homes, particularly in premier neighbourhoods,» said Hung.

The quantity of gaming products on the market is possibly equal to the number of parents arguing that children should not use these applications in the classroom when parents have such a challenge limiting their gaming time at home.

As the summer rolls on and rates stay at lower levels across the country, it's expected that competition will increase for the limited number of homes currently on the market.

The number of homes that went into contract in February 2018, was lower than in February 2017, only due to the limited supply of the number of unsold homes and the low number of new listings on the market.

«The spring housing market is off to an early and strong start,» says realtor.com Senior Economist Joseph Kirchner, Ph.D. «With existing - home sales for March at the highest level since the 2008 recession, the limited number of homes that are on the market are likely to move fast.

Sales of existing homes fell 1.7 percent from July to August, but NAR mostly blamed the decrease on the limited number of listings for sale on the market.

When faced with hurdles of high prices and a limited number of less expensive homes on the market, many renters aren't financially qualified to buy.

Out of the nation's 300 largest metros, realtor.com ®'s research team found that the following places saw the lowest number of days on the market for its homes for sale: (Note: realtor.com ® limited its ranking to one metro per state for geographic diversity.)

We also limit the number of homes we put on the market.