Sentences with phrase «of respondents planning»

Over this same period, the share of respondents planning to purchase a «lived - in» home increased slightly to 3.2 %.

The share of respondents planning to purchase a new home was 0.9 %.

Despite the pull - back, the survey, 2017 Institutional Investors Real Estate Trends, shows investors are largely confident in U.S. real estate, with 72 percent of respondents planning to make new commitments, specifically in the industrial and multifamily sectors, in 2017.

In a previous blog, several scatterplots showed the positive and linear relationship between the six - month moving average of the share of respondents planning to buy a new home and new single family home sales one - month ahead excluding the housing boom years, and the non-linear relationship during the period of the housing boom.

However, between 2002 and 2006, the period of the housing boom, higher new single family home sales were not matched by increases in the share of respondents planning to buy a new home proportionately.

The blue line shows the share of respondents planning to buy a new home within six months over the same time.

Figure 2 shows both new single family home sales and the share of respondents planning to buy a new home.

The analysis concluded that the share of respondents planning to buy a new home may be a valuable predictor of new single family home sales, especially the period from 2007 to the present.

The Conference Board also reported the share of respondents planning to buy a new home within six months.

In December, there were 1.7 % of respondents planning to buy a new home within six months, higher than 1.1 % in November.

As shown in Figure 2, new single family home sales have moved closely with the share of respondents planning to buy a new home within six months before 2002 and after 2006.

The Conference Board also reported the shares of respondents planning to buy a home within six months.

Over this same period, the share of respondents planning to purchase a «lived - in» home increased slightly to 3.2 percent.

The Conference Board also reported an increase in the share of respondents planning to buy a home within six months, from 4.4 percent in August to 6.3 percent in September, confirming the August decline in home buying plans was only one dip in a volatile data series, not an early warning signal.

The Conference Board report also indicated a sharp decline in the share of respondents planning to buy a home within six months, from 5.9 percent in July to 4.1 percent in August, as well as that 60 percent of respondents expect interest rates to be higher twelve months from now.

The share of respondents planning to purchase a new home was 0.9 percent.

The steeper slope of the trend line indicates the share of respondents planning to buy a home is more responsive to the level of consumer confidence than expectations of changes in interest rates (either up or down).

Higher shares of respondents planning to buy a home are associated with higher levels of consumer confidence.

Overall, despite the monthly volatility, the trends in the shares of respondents planning to buy a new home and the shares of respondents planning to buy a lived - in home within six months are climbing up from the trough and consumer confidence remains at a relatively high level by historical standards.

The share of respondents planning to buy a lived - in home within six months dropped to 2.5 percent in February, from 3.7 percent in January.

The share of respondents planning to buy a home didn't decline but rather rose with the share expecting higher rates.

There were 6.0 % of respondents planning to buy a home in March, compared with 6.5 % in February.

Despite the monthly volatility, the trend in the share of respondents planning to buy a home within six months has been climbing.

What is pretty shocking, though, is the fact that a whopping 40.69 % of respondents planning to buy a new Galaxy S6 were trading in old iPhones.

30 per cent of respondents planning to visit the South West.

67 per cent of respondents planning to visit London.

The percentage of respondents planning to buy their next vehicle within the next six months to one year has declined to 1.49 percent this year from 3.61 percent in 2005, and the number of consumers planning to purchase a new vehicle within one to two years has dropped from 7.82 percent in 2005 to 5.68 percent.

The percentage of respondents planning to buy a home within 6 months more than doubled in the second half of 2010 and remains at elevated levels four years later.

According to the Capital One Rewards Barometer, a quarterly survey of U.S. consumers, half of respondents planning summer trips will pay at least some of their travel expenses using rewards, compared with 42 percent last year.

One recently published by Scotiabank found that 70 % of respondents plan to work past 65.

The study also found that, overall, 31 per cent of respondents planned to invest more in their business this year.

The Credit Suisse study, which polled 209 investors representing $ 700 billion in hedge fund allocations, said 61 percent of those respondents plan to redeem money in the last six months of 2016.

64 per cent of respondents plan to spend more on corporate travel in 2018; this is consistent with the upward trend seen in previous years

In fact, during one August 2017 survey, it was found that fully 69 percent of respondents planned to shop for gifts online for the 2017 holiday season in order to avoid the holiday crowds in brick - and - mortar stores.

The poll found that 57 percent of respondents plan to vote no on the question of calling a constitutional convention.

For example, 4.5 % of respondents plan to purchase a Kindle Fire, which is slightly down from 4.9 % in our Q1 survey.

35.71 percent of respondents plan on using 100 percent of their tax refund to pay down credit credit debt, while 20.2 percent will use 50 percent of their refund.

American Express reports in a «Spending & Saving Tracker» summer travel survey that 75 percent of respondents plan to take a vacation, and the average expected costs for those trips are at $ 1,145 per person.

Surveys found that 10 % of respondents plan to use the money for a vacation, 6 % want to put the refund toward a luxury purchase, and 5 % will use the money for a necessary purchase.

55.6 % of respondents plan to spend under $ 300 on holiday gifts, and 28.9 % plan to spend $ 400 - $ 599.

Gift cards may be this year's most popular gift item: 67.6 % of respondents plan to put these on their holiday shopping lists.

The Major, Lindsey & Africa and Above the Law survey found that one third of the respondents planned to leave their law firms in two years or less.

In 2015, just 6 % of respondents planned eDiscovery spending; in 2016, the actual number of firms making eDiscovery software purchases came in at 19 % of firms surveyed.

In response to the new rule, the vast majority of respondents plan to increase staff and expenditures on compliance software.

Looking ahead to next year, 64 percent of respondents plan to commit more time to social media and 60 percent plan to commit more money.

A holiday survey released by ICSC and Goldman Sachs on Nov. 14 found that 19 percent of respondents planned to spend more on gifts this year than last, with an additional 5 percent planning to spend «substantially more.»

Not exact matches

Our survey found that nearly 60 percent of respondents from small - and medium - sized businesses plan to hire anywhere from two to five positions this year.

A full 94.35 percent of business - owner respondents stated they were planning to vote in November, with 4.54 percent undecided and a mere 1.11 percent not intending to cast a ballot.

The central bank found that 39 % of respondents said they planned to increase investment over the next 12 months, while 32 % said they expected little change from current levels and 30 % predicted a decline.

Pinterest appears to be quite popular among brides - to - be, with 42 % of respondents pinning photos on wedding boards and 48 % using such boards to plan their events.