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That marks the highest level of construction the company has ever recorded and represents a 9.0 percent increase year - over-year in new property, with the U.S. leading in growth and the largest amount of current projects, the firm's researchers said.
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The Toronto Real Estate Board said 7,974 homes changed hands in June while the number of new properties on the market climbed 15.9 per cent year - over-year to 19,614.
And on the local level, where municipal governments in New York are gearing up to make spending plans with a 2 percent cap on increasing property taxes, the fiscal outlook is worsening.Year - over-year local tax revenue declined an average 1.7 percent over the last four fiscal quarters.
CoverHound, the online property and casualty insurance comparison platform, today announced its key 2017 milestones, including seven new marketing partnerships, 13 new carriers, 281 percent growth quarter - over-quarter and 3,683 percent growth year - over-year in total commercial and cyber insurance policy premiums.
SAN FRANCISCO, California — October 3, 2017: CoverHound, the online property and casualty insurance comparison platform, today announced its key 2017 milestones, including seven new marketing partnerships, 13 new carriers, 281 percent growth quarter - over-quarter and 3,683 percent growth year - over-year in total commercial and cyber insurance policy premiums.
CoverHound, the online property and casualty insurance comparison platform, today announced its key 2017 milestones, including seven new marketing partnerships, 13 new carriers, 281 percent growth quarter - over-quarter and 3,683 percent growth year - over-year in total commercial and cyber insurance policy premiums.
Metro Vancouver's combined residential property type benchmark price predictably set another new record in April, at $ 844,800 — a year - over-year rise of 25.3 per cent compared with April 2015.
The overall occupancy rate for seniors housing properties dropped 90 basis points year - over-year to 88.8 percent, a drop that is likely due to new supply and properties still in lease - up phases.
Based on recorded sales of non-distressed properties (existing and new homes) in the 100 largest metropolitan areas, the FNC 100 - MSA composite index shows that January home prices rose 0.3 percent from the previous month and were up 5.7 percent on a year - over-year basis from the same period in 2012.]