Sentences with phrase «relatively low vacancy»

Grand Rapids, Mich., tops our list because it has seen strong and recent employment growth (ranked 11th), has a relatively low vacancy rate, and a high share of households under 35 (ranked 16th and 17th, respectively).

Cities like Cleveland and Detroit have a lot of vacant houses overall, but a relatively low vacancy rate among active rentals.

Despite a softening housing market, portfolios that invest in REITs seem to be just fine, thanks to steady income from tenants with relatively low vacancy rates in the big cities.

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The past year was bustling for Long Island's residential and commercial real estate markets, with high demand for homes, consistent office rents, relatively low retail vacancies and continued demand... [more]

However, the report notes: «Despite the relatively low numbers of principals reporting unfilled vacancies in individual curriculum areas, there are still fairly large numbers who report that they have difficulties in suitably filling staff vacancies across all areas of the curriculum.»

Although the NAO states these figures are still relatively low, the DfE has admitted they only reveal part of the picture because data is taken in November when vacancy rates are considered small.

It's relatively hard to find a rental in Denver (it has the lowest vacancy rate on this list), but that doesn't seem to prevent anyone from making a stop here.

I have one at 3400 sq ft which has had no vacancy in 9 years, 2 tenants and has been relatively low in maintenance.