Not exact matches
203 (k) loans can be used to convert a
single family home to a multi-
family (up to four) property, or to
decrease the number
of units in a multi-
family dwelling to between one and four.
«Statewide active listings (
of existing
single -
family homes) finally reversed nearly three years
of decreases after rising 1.9 % (YOY) in April.»
In the United States the average size
of new
single family homes grew from 1,780 square feet (165 m2) in 1978 to 2,479 square feet (230.3 m2) in 2007, and to 2,662 square feet (247.3 m2) in 2013, despite a
decrease in the size
of the average
family.
Single -
family home sales
decreased 2.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate
of 4.95 million in April from 5.07 million in March, but are still 1.6 percent above the 4.87 million pace a year ago.
Single -
family home sales
decreased 0.8 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate
of 4.84 million in July from 4.88 million in June, but are still 1.7 percent above the 4.76 million pace a year ago.
With more vacation buyers purchasing
single -
family homes (58 percent) compared with a year ago (54 percent), the share
of those buying condos (25 percent) or townhouses or rowhouses (13 percent)
decreased.
With more vacation buyers purchasing
single -
family homes (58 percent) compared to a year ago (54 percent), the share
of those buying a condo (25 percent) or a townhouse or row house (13 percent)
decreased in this year's survey.
While the number
of single -
family home transactions
decreased by seven per cent across the province in 2013, sales
of intergenerational
homes increased by six per cent, with a total
of 951 transactions concluded through the real estate brokers» Centris system.
Total existing -
home sales — which are completed transactions
of single -
family homes, townhomes, condos, and co-ops —
decreased 2.3 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate
of 5.57 million in April.
The number
of single -
family home foreclosure transactions
decreased to 13 last week, from 22 the week
of Mar 25
Sales
of single -
family homes (1,865) in February 2017
decreased by 0.9 percent compared to February 2016, while condo sales (334) increased 19.3 percent.
Sales
of single -
family homes decreased 6.83 percent year over year; condo sales
decreased 7.65 percent.
Average days on market dropped 10.0 percent or 108 days for
Single Family homes but increased 64.2 percent or 110 days for the townhouse - condo market.Month's supply
of inventory
decreased 17.0 percent, or 7.8 months for
Single Family units and
decreased 26.0 percent, or 3.7 months for townhouse - condo units.
In San Francisco, demand exceeds supply and inventory is tight; in October 2016, active
single -
family home listings in San Francisco experienced a 21.7 percent
decrease, leaving housing inventory at a total
of 387 units — investors are buying property up quickly.
And although sales
of newly built
single -
family homes decreased from February to March, they increased almost 20 percent from the sales pace
of a year ago.
In November, the Greater Las Vegas Association
of Realtors (GLVA) reported that the median price
of existing
single -
family homes sold in October was $ 263,000 — a slight
decrease from the previous month.
However, the number
of single -
family homes is now
decreasing.
Sales
of newly built
single -
family homes plunged 11.4 percent in April to a seasonally adjusted annual rate
of 569,000 units, the first time such sales have
decreased this year, the Commerce Department reported this week.
Despite the record - high prices for
single -
family lots, the average portion
of the final sales price
of a new
single -
family home attributed to the cost
of the lot is actually
decreasing.
Sales
of single -
family homes (2,634) in July 2017
decreased by 0.9 percent compared to July 2016, while condo sales (383) increased 6.1 percent.
Sales
of single -
family homes (1,709) in January 2017
decreased by 0.3 percent compared to January 2016, while condo sales (282) increased 14.2 percent.
203 (k) loans can be used to convert a
single family home to a multi-
family (up to four) property, or to
decrease the number
of units in a multi-
family dwelling to between one and four.
«The inventory
of available
homes and the months» supply
of inventory continue to
decrease, while the average sale price in the
single -
family market continues to increase, indicating that we remain in a highly competitive sellers» market.
The inventory
of single -
family homes is down by 20.43 percent when compared to April
of 2012, while condo inventory has
decreased by 3.06 percent.
The average value
of an owner - occupied
single - family detached home with a boomer householder decreased by 13 % between 2006 and 2012, meaning that some of these homeowners are in a negative equity position on their mortgage, making it difficult to sell the home and move, according to the report, titled «Are Aging Baby Boomers Abandoning the Single - Family Nest?&
single -
family detached home with a boomer householder decreased by 13 % between 2006 and 2012, meaning that some of these homeowners are in a negative equity position on their mortgage, making it difficult to sell the home and move, according to the report, titled «Are Aging Baby Boomers Abandoning the Single - Family Nest?&
family detached
home with a boomer householder
decreased by 13 % between 2006 and 2012, meaning that some
of these homeowners are in a negative equity position on their mortgage, making it difficult to sell the
home and move, according to the report, titled «Are Aging Baby Boomers Abandoning the
Single - Family Nest?&
Single -
Family Nest?&
Family Nest?»
According to local market reports for April 2014, inventory
of single -
family homes for sale has
decreased 12.5 percent in a year - over-year comparison.