Sentences with phrase «rate during this boom»

Rent costs across the city increased at a dramatic rate during this boom period.

Rent costs across the city increased at a dramatic rate during this boom period.

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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.

Canadians took on a record high debt load during the post-recession housing boom, taking advantage of five years of ultra-low rates.

We also have a lower dependency rate (that is, more workers per dependent) than we had during the baby boom.

The fact that Americans have enjoyed low inflation rates during the current long business boom is surprising.

«I think the Fed learned from the experience that we had during the housing boom... so when they do move to raise interest rates, they will do so aggressively,» Faucher told investors and reporters Tuesday.

Washington, D.C. had one of the highest bidding war sales rates, with 29 % of all home sales during the boom.

She found that people who were between 18 and 25 years old during hard economic times, as measured by unemployment rates, were less narcissistic later in life than those who came of age during economic booms.

Pioneer Rated R for language Available on DVD and Blu - ray In Norwegian and English with English subtitles Taking place during the early 80's Norwegian oil boom, Pioneer tells the story of a tragic diving accident that leaves the survivor alone to investigate how it happened.

During the technology boom of the 1990's, real rates in the U.S. stayed persistently high, and were followed by strong GDP growth.

During the housing boom, banks actually welcomed customers with poor credit histories because they could charge those customers higher interest rates.

While others participated in investor - owned markets or were exposed to exotic mortgages such as option - ARMs and interest - only loans, and while some tolerated lax underwriting standards, FHA stuck to the basics during the housing boom: 30 - year, fixed rate traditional loan products with standard underwriting requirements.

The largest underperformance was seen during the technology boom in the late 90s as interest rates rose by over 2 %.

These short lease lengths lead to greater returns during boom times, as occupancy rates rise and rental rates increase more quickly, but a slowdown in the health care industry would hurt as tenants typically have less credit than large tenants at investment properties, leading to greater probability of default.

During the boom, these low mortgage rates encouraged people to buy homes and serially refinance, with many taking large amounts of cash - out in the process, often every six months as home prices surged higher.

During the housing boom, you could probably get a great interest rate with a score of 720 or higher.

During the boom phase, any investment grade rating can work; in the bust phase only the best market practices maintain a credit rating.

Its interesting, during the boom everyone wanted to borrow, rates were higher, homes overpriced.

The last time the Fed raised short - term policy rates was 2004 — 2006, during the housing boom, when over the course of about two years it raised their target 300 BP.

It's a sure bet that the market - rate seniors housing pipeline will catch up to the retiring baby boom demand during the next two decades — supply usually follows abundant money — but what's more uncertain is how the sector will fill the expected boom...

The national homeownership rate is below 64 percent, which Baker described as «below historic levels,» after peaking at 70 percent during the housing boom in 2005 - 2006.

That's because so many borrowers there, facing high housing costs, turned to risky subprime loans during the boom and now are in trouble as rates reset to levels they can't afford.

During the boom, households in these markets had to stretch their incomes by using interest - only and adjustable - rate mortgage loans to buy.

But with our historically low interest rates and the FHA poised to regain some of the market share it lost to aggressive subprime lenders during the boom, a pick - up of demand is waiting in the wings.

With our historically low interest rates and the FHA poised to regain some of the market share it lost to aggressive subprime lenders during the boom, a pick - up of demand is waiting in the wings.

Possibly millions of borrowers, many of them minority and low income, who took out subprime loans during the housing boom and are seeing the interest rate on their loans reset upward, face higher payments than they can afford.

During the most recent refinancing boom, for example, many homeowners refinanced their home loans two or three times within relatively short periods of time because interest rates kept treading downward, making it extremely attractive to trade in one loan for another.

The homeownership rate increased sharply during the Housing Boom, but has declined steadily, reversing the prior decade's gains by late 2014.

Behind the affordable conditions are low interest rates, which today are below 5 percent, and home prices that, while rising in some areas (like booming North Dakota), remain quite a bit below their peak during the housing boom.

«Our latest refinance report shows the refinance boom continued to wind down as the pool of potential borrowers declined and as mortgage rates increased during the second half of 2013,» says Frank Nothaft, Freddie Mac vice president and chief economist.

He adds commission rates have started to come down across the country but concedes that given how much home prices have risen, realtors are making more money during this boom.

The mortgage lending giant faces the largest fine ever imposed by the Federal Reserve over charges that it steered borrowers toward subprime mortgages with higher interest rates during the housing boom.

Historically home sales have averaged a rate of about 6 percent of the housing stock each year but rose to 9 percent during the housing boom then dropped to 4 percent with the housing crisis.