Sentences with phrase «percent yearly growth»

«While July home prices continue to ramp up throughout the country led by Las Vegas posting more than 30.0 percent yearly growth, let's not forget a healthy recovery means moderation as the new normal takes hold «says Dr. Alex Villacorta, vice president of research and analytics at Clear Capital.

«While July home prices continue to ramp up throughout the country led by Las Vegas posting more than 30.0 percent yearly growth, let's not forget a healthy recovery means moderation as the new normal takes hold» said Dr. Alex Villacorta, vice president of research and analytics at Clear Capital.

Phoenix held its ground in September as the strongest metro with 27.7 percent yearly growth.

An official at the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology forecasts the global stem cell market which stood at $ 6.9 billion in 2005 will jump to $ 32 billion in 2012 seeing a 25 percent yearly growth.

A 51 - percent yearly growth in wineexports to China has records falling for the Australian wine industry.

Not exact matches

On Tuesday, due to low sales in China, Yum slashed its yearly earnings per share estimate to mid-single-digit range, down from prior expectations of 6 to 10 percent growth.

Earlier this year, Cuomo's goal of limiting property tax growth at 2 percent yearly got a boost when the Senate passed his bill.

Harry Shimp, president and CEO of BP Solar, says that the average yearly growth rate of the industry during the 1990s was 20 percent.

Marsh had proposed to make measures of student achievement growth during the school year account for up to 25 percent of a teacher's yearly evaluation.

States will be able to override NCLB requirements such as the mandate for 100 percent proficiency by 2014 and making the measure of «adequate yearly progress» by raw performance instead of growth, instead creating their own accountability systems with higher standards.

• Stable earnings growth in the last 20 years (correlation at least 0.8 out of 1.0) • Yearly earnings growth in the last 5 years at least 5 percent on average • Stable dividend growth in the past (correlation at least 0.9 out of 1.0) • Yearly dividend growth in the last 5 years at least 5 percent on average • No decreasing dividends for at least 10 years • Positive outlook for the earnings of the next business year

They take that whole premium and place it in a growth mutual fund and hedge the risk of you dying in the next 10 — 20 years so they end up earning roughly 10 % -20 % percent return on your yearly premium.

That number, as of 2009, is 2,495 animals killed yearly in shelters statewide despite a sizable growth of 7.2 percent in human population in that same timeframe.

«The days of planned obsolescence are over; people are fed up and they want quality and durability,» says Oliver, who reports that her company's yearly 100 - percent growth rate faltered only this year due to the economy.

What started with just $ 125 in the cash register and a dream of getting a small business off and running in the early 1990s has become a robust pet operation with sales in excess of $ 40 million annually and a sales growth rate that hovers between 14 and 17 percent yearly.

As a result of the growth in both natural gas and renewables, the U.S. power sector recorded the lowest yearly carbon emissions — down 4.3 percent from 2014 — since 1995.

According to OnChainFX, ether tokens currently sell for roughly $ 949.21 each, having dropped 12 percent over the past month after a yearly growth rate of 7,356 percent.

The site predicts that on top of these cities» normal annual rate of growth in rents, HQ2 would spur an additional yearly rent increase of up to 2 percent.

With yearly growth of 6.8 percent, Virginia outpaced its region by 2.6 points, so it's no surprise Virginia swung blue.

Data through June looks similar to data through May 2015, with no change in quarterly growth at 0.6 percent and a slight drop of 0.1 percent in yearly growth, from 5.3 percent to 5.2 percent.

While both markets are projected to have total 2015 yearly growth rates of around 3 percent, entering winter 2015 - 2016 on the down side is of great concern.

• National yearly home price growth of 3.6 percent picked up in September, with additional gains of 2.2 percent forecasted through winter.

On average, the top 15 major metros saw yearly gains of 13.4 percent, notably higher than 5.4 percent, the national rate of yearly growth.

The West continued to lead the recovery, yet with softer yearly gains of 10.3 percent in November, over October's yearly growth of 11.4 percent.

Yearly home price gains of 8.0 percent should see additional growth of 9.5 percent over the next six months.

Once again, the West recorded the highest yearly growth of all the regions, at 12.9 percent.

As expected, the Northeast saw the lowest rate of yearly growth among all four regions at 1.5 percent.

The group's average yearly gains are much more in line with the West's yearly rate of growth of 12.9 percent, which is to be expected given that 11 out of the top 15 MSAs are from the West.

National yearly home prices in November held their ground with 4.6 percent growth.

Yearly price gains of 2.7 percent in the Midwest retreated slightly when compared to last month's 3.0 percent rate of growth.

While this rate of growth is the lowest out of all the regions, it's an impressive jump over December's yearly rate of growth of 1.5 percent.

The yearly growth pace was 4.8 percent in Houston and 4.2 percent in both Austin and Nashville.

Regional yearly gains were led by the West's 17.8 percent, while the Northeast trailed with 4.8 percent growth.

Certainly Las Vegas is the strongest example of a market that is really hot, with yearly growth of 31.2 percent.

Phoenix, for example, is now seeing quarterly growth that supports a yearly growth rate more in line with 10.0 percent, as opposed to the current yearly gains of 23.3 percent.