Sentences with phrase «see the inventories turn»
It's very likely that we'll soon see the inventories turn around and start rising.»
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Royal LePage says that after a «remarkably drab winter» for real estate activity, the final month of the first quarter saw inventory increase noticeably as the industry saw what had been an underperforming spring market turn a corner in the final few weeks.
«If we don't see the new listings number turn around next month or a pickup in new housing starts, inventory will be a persistent drag on sales for the remainder of the year.»
After you have listed, evaluated, and plotted your skills inventory, you will begin to see what skills keep you motivated in a job (skills you like) as well as the ones that turn you off.
It looks like the store inventory fulfillment must still be turned off, as I've seen many of these dresses in the NYC stores.
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Redevelopment and rental professionals like the Chicago - based Mack Companies, which turns foreclosed homes into quality single - family rentals, are seeing significant growth — so much so that the federal government is looking at this sector of the housing industry for answers as to how to address the continuing high inventory of distressed properties.
«What I think we will see is that huge reduction of inventory start to flatten as people learn that the market has regained some strength and things have turned around,» Farrell added.
As existing home inventory remains flat, we should see more consumers turning to new construction.»
As it turns out, most people (77 %) expect to see an increase in local foreclosure inventories over the next year.
«Low inventory has been a serious concern this year, but with rising prices and fewer underwater homeowners, we're starting to see more homes come on the market, resulting in inventory levels that are turning around,» said Margaret Kelly, CEO of RE / MAX, LLC.