Sentences with phrase «share of homebuyers»

Now with the Millennial generation representing the largest share of homebuyers, don't expect to see these trends going anywhere when it comes to home design.

A growing share of homebuyers are millennials, and more of them are purchasing single - family homes outside of urban areas.

The share of homebuyers surveyed for the Index who believe now is a good time to buy fell six percentage points to 22 percent, while the share of sellers who believe now is a good time to sell fell eight percentage points to 30 percent.

WASHINGTON (March 9, 2016)-- A growing share of homebuyers are millennials, and more of them are purchasing single - family homes outside of urban areas, according to the 2016 National Association of Realtors ® Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends study, which evaluates the generational differences1 of recent home buyers and sellers.

In January, the share of homebuyers surveyed for the Index who believe now is a good time to buy rose three percentage points to 27 percent, while the share of sellers who believe now is a good time to sell rose four percentage points to 38 percent.

The foreign - born population is already fueling today's hot real estate market and will make up an increasing share of homebuyers in years to come.

In February, the share of homebuyers surveyed for the Index who believe now is a good time to buy fell five percentage points to 22 percent, while the share of sellers who believe now is a good time to sell fell two percentage points to 36 percent.

The share of homebuyers who believe now is a good time to buy, at the same time, also rose, but by just three percentage points to 30 percent.

The share of homebuyers surveyed for the Index who believe now is a good time to buy fell five percentage points to 18 percent, but the share of sellers surveyed who believe now is a good time to sell rose eight percentage points to 36 percent.

Not exact matches

In particular, it looks as if new homebuyers will make up a lion's share of the market as winter turns into spring.

We want to share what the typical first - time homebuyer actually looks like based on the National Association of REALTORS most recent Profile of Home Buyers & Sellers.

Lenders expect homebuyers to have enough money available to make the down payment (usually up to 20 percent of the asking price for the house) and to pay their share of the closing costs (3 percent to 6 percent of the loan amount).

Lenders expect homebuyers to have enough money available to make the down payment of between 10 and 20 percent of the asking price for the house - though FHA and VA loans require smaller down payment (0 to 5 percent) and to pay their share of the closing costs (3 percent to 6 percent of the loan amount).

We're pleased to share this list of down payment assistance programs available to qualified homebuyers throughout Nevada.

The first - time homebuyer tax credit of 2010 resulted in a record - high market share of 50 percent for novice buyers.

This innovative equity sharing program can double a homebuyer's down payment — regardless of income.

Speaking at an event to kick off this program, Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford stated, «Traditionally, people in their 20s and 30s would account for a substantial share of Maryland's first - time homebuyers.»

If the home is sold within five years of purchase, a pro-rata share of the Home $ tart Grant must be repaid by the homebuyer

If the home is sold within five years of purchase, a pro-rata share of the HomeStart Grant must be repaid by the homebuyer

Contributor Jon Gorey shares advice on tax breaks homebuyers can take advantage of, including the 30 % federal solar tax credit - recommending EnergySage for comparing quotes from reputable installers.

According to the 2016 Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends study conducted by the US National Association of Realtors, millennials (aged 35 and under) made up the largest share of US homebuyers − 35 per cent − in 2015.

To stay viable and competitive, Sivage Thomas Homes had to capture its share of both the first - time homebuyer market and the upper end luxury market.

Potential homebuyers can watch the video as many times as they want, and share it with family and friends, instead of asking for multiple in - person tours.

Gen X buyers represented the largest share of single - family homebuyers (85 percent), and the Silent Generation was the most likely to purchase a townhouse or row house (10 percent).

First - time homebuyers comprised 32 percent of existing - home sales in February — a share a smidge lower than in January, which equaled 33 percent.

NAR shares that 90 percent of homebuyers look at homes online and 45 percent of these house hunters first saw their new home online and connected with an agent that way.

Recent homebuyers and sellers share their experiences of how Realtors work to meet many different consumer needs.

Vacation homebuyers also had a big year in 2014, capturing a 21 percent share of the market — the historical norm had hovered around 10 to 12 percent.

First - time and single women homebuyers have resurfaced in the real estate market, contributing to a significant share of transactions in a year marked by full - steam - ahead sales, according to the National Association of REALTORS ® (NAR) 2016 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers survey.

First - time homebuyer sales rose to a share of 35 percent, the survey found; single women homebuyer sales rose to 17 percent.

«While the number of premium homes on the market have seen a sharp fall, they continue to make up a larger share of the for - sale market, which spells trouble for first - time homebuyers,» says Ralph McLaughlin, chief economist at Trulia.

According to the National Association of REALTORS ®, millennials currently make up 34 percent of U.S. homebuyers — the largest share of buyers for the fourth consecutive year!

Gen X buyers represented the largest share of single - family homebuyers at 89 percent (85 percent a year ago), and younger boomers were the most likely to purchase a townhouse or row house (9 percent).

Las Vegas — coincidentally — had the highest share of unmarried homebuyers in 2015, at 23.8 percent, followed by Philadelphia at 23.4 percent and St. Louis at 19.9 percent.

«Rising interest rates did seem to have a chilling effect on homebuyers using financing, as evidenced not only by the drop in purchase loan originations but also a corresponding rise in the share of cash buyers, drop in FHA buyer share and a rise in the average down payment percentage in the fourth quarter compared to the previous quarter,» Blomquist says.

Here, Jennifer Marchetti, senior vice president of Marketing and Communications for the national franchisor, shares why one cover just wasn't enough to paint the full picture of today's luxury homebuyer.

The HomeFinder.com Real Estate Android ™ app lets homebuyers: • Use GPS to find nearby homes for sale, rentals and open houses • Stand in front of a house for sale to instantly access property details and full screen interior photos through advanced geolocation capabilities • Customize their home search with advanced search options • Automatically access favorite homes, searches and notes from their Android ™ mobile device to their computer or tablet • Keep track of which listings have been saved, viewed, and not yet viewed via the map feature • View monthly mortgage estimates for every listing • Access Realtor contact information for every listing • Share homes of interest via text message, email or social media • Access driving directions using Google Maps

With the onset of the Great Recession, the share of built - for - rent homes rose, with a dip in the percentage during the homebuyer tax credit period.

First - time homebuyers accounted for a 34 percent share of the total existing home sales nationwide during September.

Rhonda found a way to tap into that niche, and she's gained a whopping 40 % market share of ALL loans in her market (not just first - time homebuyer loans)!

With the onset of the Great Recession, the share of built - for - rent homes rose, with a dip in the share during the homebuyer tax credit period.

U.S. second homebuyers are checking out Europe this summer, with the UK, France and Italy enjoying the lion's share of their interest.

This innovative equity sharing program can double a homebuyer's down payment — regardless of income.

In general, with the onset of the Great Recession, the share of such homes rose, with a dip during the homebuyer tax credit period.

In a separate study conducted by NAR, first - time homebuyers in 2015 made up the lowest share of the market in nearly three decades.

There was a rise in the share of mortgage loans made to millennial homebuyers for the purchase of new homes in February

Lenders expect homebuyers to have enough money available to make the down payment (usually up to 20 percent of the asking price for the house) and to pay their share of the closing costs (3 percent to 6 percent of the loan amount).

Discount buyer brokers can save homebuyers thousands of dollars by sharing part of their fees with their buyers.

Our economists note that, in general, the share of such homes rose steadily during the latest recession, with the exception of the period in which the homebuyer tax credit was active.

Orlando is Florida's second most desired destination of foreign homebuyers, thanks to its 12 percent of the state's market share.