Sentences with phrase «prices during the boom years»

At an average price of 129,000 yen ($ 1,082) per square meter, Japanese land is now about a third of its peak price during the boom year of 1992.

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There was a 25 - year boom that ended with the quadrupling of oil prices in the autumn of 1973 during the Arab - Israeli war.

Home prices in St. George went through the roof during the housing boom, at one point rocketing up more than 40 % in a year.

Last year, during the booming stock market, analysts at Vanguard Group warned that there was «a little froth» and that there was a 70 % chance of a correction, defined as a 10 % or more change in stock prices to adjust for overvaluation.

Get a free San Diego mortgage rate quote Over the last few years, San Diego home prices rose steadily and approached the peak levels seen during the last housing boom.

Over the last few years, San Diego home prices rose steadily and approached the peak levels seen during the last housing boom.

Tuesday's indictment followed a nearly four - year federal antitrust probe that began after a 2012 Reuters investigation found that Chesapeake had discussed with a rival how to suppress land lease prices in Michigan during a shale - drilling boom.

But a raft of mine expansions during the boom years and weak demand caused by the global economic slowdown pushed prices to a 3 - year low near $ 80 a metric ton in October 2012, and they have stayed below $ 100 since.

Last year, they accounted for about 9 % of the volume of all mortgages made in the U.S. and were especially popular in California, Florida and Nevada — states where home prices rose the most during the housing boom and are now falling most sharply.

As for AREO — well, we're all guilty of excess & delusion during the boom years: Like pretty much all funds launched then, prices & potential weren't attractive enough, and leverage was far too high — a lot of those funds are now gone, but AREO still lives to fight another day.

But house prices, while setting records and sitting among the most expensive in the country, have not grown as much over 10 years as other metros like Dallas, Houston, and Austin, which had less of a run - up during the housing boom of the mid-2000s.

Los Angeles collectors overwhelmingly focus on contemporary art, and the city's art scene owes much of its rapid ascent to the upswing of prices for the genre, which soared during the art market's boom years.

Particularly in areas that remained steady during the boom years, including markets in Texas and Utah, some areas are seeing positive price growth along with improved sales volume.

«Any excess housing that may have been built during the boom years has been absorbed, and a stronger supply response is going to be needed to keep pace with demand — particularly for moderately - priced homes.»

«For the year, the median down payment for loans secured by single - family homes and condos was 6 percent of the median sales price nationwide, the lowest down payment percentage since 2012, but still close to twice the 3.3 percent in 2006 during the last housing boom.»

By adding 3.6 % to the actual 2000 price and repeating that for each subsequent year, we can see that prices were overvalued during the boom, undervalued during the bust, and a little bit LOWER than where they should be right now.

During the boom years these HELOCS were very popular because the prices of the houses kept going up.

To obtain a long - run view of housing prices that is not overly driven by transitory factors, e.g. the extent of fluctuation during the 2000s boom and bust, housing price growth is taken as the percent change in the ten year average of the inflation - adjusted indices during the decade from 2005 to 2014 and similarly during the decade from 1975 to 1984.

Chicago's condos still sell for about 17 percent less than during the boom years, but prices are up about a third from early 2012.

Median home prices in Dallas stand at $ 233,000, which is 3.9 % higher than median prices last year, but still significantly lower than the peak prices seen during the housing market boom 10 years ago.

The report says that during the boom of the last several years, the market was characterized by higher than normal annual unit sales, constrained listings supply, and in many cases, sharp price increases.