Sentences with phrase «percent of owners»

At the end of 2009, 12.2 million homeowners had negative equity, or 26 percent of all owners with a mortgage.

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However, only 11 percent of owners of newly constructed homes spent this amount.

A survey it conducted found 55 percent of owners who bought an extended warranty hadn't used it for repairs during the lifetime of the policy.

Deals to terminate the condo and sell to a developer generally must be approved by 80 or 90 percent of the owners.

Just 15 percent of owners and 21 percent of renters are looking to buy in an urban area.

Nationwide, slightly more than 15 percent of owners have been in their houses at least 30 years, according to the Census Bureau.

The survey showed that 82 percent of owners and 62 percent of renters are optimistic about now being a good time to buy, though renter optimism is down slightly.

Only 9 percent of owners contact their agent for help, but if planning a sale, owners are more than twice as likely (22 percent) to reach out to their agent for advice or referrals.

When making home improvements, homeowners with kids are more likely to finance them with credit, using a cash - out refinance 7 percent of the time (the rate for couples without kids is 4 percent), 13 percent of the time with a home equity line of credit (compared to 10 percent of childless homeowners), and 30 percent with a credit card they can't pay off right away (compared to 21 percent of owners without kids).

Chase Manhattan reported that 46 percent of owners surveyed had vacation property near a beach and 38 percent near a lake.

But 39 percent of owners who rent out their homes said they originally purchased their vacation home for personal use, according to the HomeAway survey.

Thirty - seven percent of all owners who responded to NAR's 1997 Residential Real Estate Brokerage: Income, Expense, Profit study say they're actually losing money despite rising sales volume.

Smart speakers have demonstrated their staying power, with usage replacing at least some time that would've been spent on computers (26 percent of owners said yes to the suggestion), television (30 percent), traditional radios (39 percent) and even smartphones (34 percent).

64 percent of owners expressed interest in integrating assistants with their vehicle's media system.

The report also includes other encouraging signs for smart speaker manufacturers: 70 percent of owners said they are listening to more audio at home and 65 percent of polled users said they wouldn't want to go back to not having a speaker in their homes.

It found that 66 percent of owners chose an Amazon - branded speaker.

The action comes as new studies that it carried out revealed that 25 percent of the owners of these tablets and laptops experience issues with the devices within two years from buying them.

For instance, market reach is not currently uniform across genders — 57.8 percent of owners identify as male, while 42.2 percent are female.

Forty - two percent of owners say smart speakers have become «essential to their everyday lives,» and 56 % say that «they don't want to go back to life before them,» according to Inside Radio.

A recent study found nearly 96 percent of all wealth tied to Bitcoin is currently held by four percent of owners.

About half of Amazon Echo owners have used the Alexa voice technology to make a purchase, and 30 percent of those owners use it to make a purchase at least once a week.

A 2000 study of 12 shelters by the National Council on Pet Population Study and Policy, published in the Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science, found that about 14 percent of owners turning in their cats for behavioral reasons only listed aggression toward people as the basis, with about 9 percent citing biting.

Sixteen percent of owners choose the 26 - to - 39 - pound option, while only 12 percent buy 40 - plus - pound bags.

Meanwhile, only 17 percent of owners use some sort of restraint.

«The research also indicated that health concerns as pets age are of great concern, with about 60 percent of those owners using a supplement using more than one [to address multiple issues],» Kaminski.

Premium dog food was the most common type of dog food purchased in 2014, with 47 percent of owners saying they bought premium dog food, or «food with nutrients, less preservatives, and metabolized more efficiently than lower - grade food.»

• According to the survey, 58 percent of owners and 54 percent of veterinary professionals said they tried to help their own pet lose weight.

Unfortunately, it can also be a reality for many pet parents; 15 percent of owners reported their cats and dogs missing over the course of five years according a study from the ASPCA.

They cater to the pet shopper segment GfK calls «Privileged Pet» — the nine percent of owners (roughly 10 million households) who worry less about price than giving their cats and dogs the very best.

Likewise, based on an APOP survey, there's a «fat pet gap,» with 90 to 95 percent of owners with obese dogs or cats identifying their pets as «normal» weight.

A new study from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals found that 21 percent of owners lost their cat or dog in the past five years, especially in the summer.

The problem with most owners of pets that are not fixed is that 95 percent of the owners are not educated about the importance of neutering or spaying their animals, Ms. Dana said.

Among those found, 73.9 percent of the owners wanted the animals back in their homes.

Sixty - one percent of owners reported at least one undesirable behavior, with many cats displaying aggression toward people (36 %), closely followed by urination outside the litterbox (24 %) and aggression between cats in the home (21 %).

In another recent study, around 25 percent of owners using confrontational training techniques reported aggressive responses from their dogs.

Their research showed that up to 24 percent of owners of mixed - breed dogs would be willing to pay up to $ 100 for a test to identify the breeds in their dogs.

Now that number has more than doubled as 37 percent of owners take their dog in the car with them, rather than leaving him behind when they travel.

78 percent of the owners did not maintain their dogs as pets (they were used as guard, breeding or yard dogs).

For example, 33 percent of owners of indoor cats, according to a Bayer - Brakke study, say their pets don't require veterinary care.

The percentage of overweight animals is about 49, and 48 percent of owners found their dogs had become very lazy or listless.

After initially controlling its intakes, the SPCA Serving Erie County saw significant benefits: Eight percent of owners on the waiting list decided to keep their cats, and 12 percent were able to rehome their cats with advice from the shelter.

- According to the American Pet Products Association (APPA) 2015 - 2016 National Pet Owners Survey, dog toy purchases are up, from 67 percent to 70 percent of owners.

According to the BNResearch report, 30 percent of owners find it difficult to catch the cat, place it in a carrier and bring it to the veterinarian.

«Ten to 15 percent of owners say that they have pet behavior issues,» says certified applied animal behaviorist Stephen L. Zawistowski, PhD, science adviser to the ASPCA.

According to Hart's Internet survey, fewer than two percent of owners with poo - eating dogs suggest that such products work.

• 19 percent of owners cited could not give a reason for not following a recommended plan.

71 percent of owners entering domestic violence shelters report that their batterers had threatened, injured, or killed family pets.

In fact 95 percent of owners indicated that they would discourage euthanasia for dogs with SARDS.

One third of large dog owners said they bought 11 or more packages of treats during that time frame, while 25 percent of the owners of small dogs said they had purchased between six and 10 packages.