Sentences with phrase «shares of single family homes»

The chart shows that there was a change in the shares of single family homes and apartments.

Not exact matches

First - time buyers comprised 38 percent of single - family home purchases last year, their biggest share in the market since 2000, according to Bloomberg.

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The Queen Of Versailles casts an amused but ultimately compassionate eye on the jaw - dropping hubris of David Siegel, a time - share magnate whose spectacular commercial success allows him and his wife Jackie to begin construction on what was to be the largest, most expensive single - family home in AmericOf Versailles casts an amused but ultimately compassionate eye on the jaw - dropping hubris of David Siegel, a time - share magnate whose spectacular commercial success allows him and his wife Jackie to begin construction on what was to be the largest, most expensive single - family home in Americof David Siegel, a time - share magnate whose spectacular commercial success allows him and his wife Jackie to begin construction on what was to be the largest, most expensive single - family home in America.

Each state's market share is a measurement of ENERGY STAR's presence in the site - built, single - family new homes market for that state and does not measure any other energy efficiency efforts within the state.

If you share children, you face the challenges of transitioning from a single family home to two households.

This is very helpful for the OH customer because as a renter of a single - family home, you are dealing with different liability issues than someone who rents an apartment and shares a wall with a neighbor.

A single renter or a large family sharing a rented home each can gain a great deal of peace of mind for a relatively small price.

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Investors typically account for a smaller share of single - family home acquisitions — averaging roughly 28 percent.

After all, a single - family home built for a nuclear family with a few children may not fit their needs, since they likely require spaces to share and ones that encourage privacy and a sense of independence.

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 sellHome Buyer and Seller Generational Trends study, which evaluates the generational differences1 of recent home buyers and sellhome buyers and sellers.

When completed — in 2016 — the project will comprise 540,000 square feet of commercial space, 3,000 hotel rooms, three 18 - hole championship golf courses, and 5,000 units of time - shares and single - family homes.

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

With more vacation buyers purchasing single - family homes (58 percent) compared with a year ago (54 percent), the share of those buying condos (25 percent) or townhouses or rowhouses (13 percent) decreased.

With more vacation buyers purchasing single - family homes (58 percent) compared to a year ago (54 percent), the share of those buying a condo (25 percent) or a townhouse or row house (13 percent) decreased in this year's survey.

Despite some recent ups and downs, the share of single - family homes built for rental purposes continues to rise.

Despite the elevated market share, the total number of single - family starts built for rental purposes remains fairly low — only 33,000 homes started during the last four quarters, but this total has been increasing with the overall growth for housing starts.

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According to data from the Census Bureau's Quarterly Starts and Completions by Purpose and Design, the market share of single - family homes built - for - rent, as measured on a one - year moving average, stands at 5 % for the second quarter of 2013.

NAHB's analysis of the most recent Census Bureau's Survey of Construction (SOC) shows that in 2014 custom home building expanded across all regions of the Unites States, except the Mountain division where the custom home share of new single - family starts remained stable under 16 percent, the lowest share in the nation.

Puget Sound, Olympia, and Tacoma have their share of excellent deals as well, including green homes, condos, and single family detached estates.

«Most of that is likely to come from growth in existing home sales, but we expect the rising share of new home sales to lead to a healthy increase in single - family construction of about 19 percent, or 765,000 units,» Duncan adds.

According to data from the Census Bureau's Quarterly Starts and Completions by Purpose and Design, the market share of single - family homes built - for - rent, as measured on a one - year moving average, stands at 5.8 % for the first quarter of 2013.

This is exactly the share of new single - family homes meeting this size threshold, while only 42 % of existing homes meet this requirement.

The share of custom homes, that is contractor - and owner - built homes, stood at 26 % (on a four quarter moving average) of all single - family starts for the third quarter of 2012, down from the peak of 31.5 % during the second quarter.

Of course, the built - for - rent share of single - family homes is considerably smaller than the single - family home portion of the rental housing stock, which is 27 % according to the 2010 American Community SurveOf course, the built - for - rent share of single - family homes is considerably smaller than the single - family home portion of the rental housing stock, which is 27 % according to the 2010 American Community Surveof single - family homes is considerably smaller than the single - family home portion of the rental housing stock, which is 27 % according to the 2010 American Community Surveof the rental housing stock, which is 27 % according to the 2010 American Community Survey.

Our share of investments in unconsolidated entities are projected to close 600 single family lots and 70 homes;

According to data from the Census Bureau's Quarterly Starts and Completions by Purpose and Design, the market share of single - family homes built - for - rent, as measured on a one - year moving average, stands at 5 % for the final quarter of 2012.

Additional evidence of housing stability will be a decline in the share of single - family homes that are built for rent.

According to data from the Census Bureau's Quarterly Starts and Completions by Purpose and Design, the market share of single - family homes built for rental purposes, as measured on a one - year moving average, stands at 4.3 % for the 2nd quarter of 2012.

A surprisingly large share of this rental housing stock consists of single - family detached homes: 27 %.

When adding townhouses (single - family attached units), the share of the rental housing stock due to single - family homes is roughly one - third (34 % once rounded).

Despite the elevated market share, the total number of single - family starts built for rental purposes remains fairly low — only 21,000 homes started over the past year.

As shown in Figure 2, new single family home sales have moved closely with the share of respondents planning to buy a new home within six months before 2002 and after 2006.

As an aside, according to data from the Census Bureau, the market share of single - family homes built for rent stands at 5.1 % for the third quarter of 2012.

The analysis concluded that the share of respondents planning to buy a new home may be a valuable predictor of new single family home sales, especially the period from 2007 to the present.

Figure 2 shows both new single family home sales and the share of respondents planning to buy a new home.

However, between 2002 and 2006, the period of the housing boom, higher new single family home sales were not matched by increases in the share of respondents planning to buy a new home proportionately.

Sharing the responsibilities of lawn care and landscaping, pool upkeep, and more can free condo residents from chores they would have face if they lived in a single family home in the suburbs.

In a previous blog, several scatterplots showed the positive and linear relationship between the six - month moving average of the share of respondents planning to buy a new home and new single family home sales one - month ahead excluding the housing boom years, and the non-linear relationship during the period of the housing boom.

For example, 62 percent of the recent and prospective home buyers in NAHB's survey want a home that's at least 2,000 square feet — exactly the same as the share of new single - family homes started in 2011.

As an aside, according to data from the Census Bureau, the market share of single - family homes built for rent stands at 5.1 percent for the third quarter of 2012.

As of the end of 2012, custom home building fell to a quarterly total of 30,000 starts, placing the one - year moving average of market share of total single - family starts at 24 percent.

The NAHB study provides a rundown of the top - 10 metros according to nine key measures, including: owner - occupied housing units; homeownership rate; home owner vacancy rate; share of single - family detached homes; value of homes owned; home owner incomes; growth in stock of single - family detached homes; and share of homes built recently.

Lack of recovery in homebuilding and low share of new home sales: Single - family starts barely increased in 2014 over 2013.

Sales rose most in the Midwest, where the contract closings climbed 3.8 percent to a 1.35 million pace from the prior month At the current pace, it would take 4.6 months to sell out housing inventory, compared with 4.7 months in May; less than a five months» supply is a tight market, the Realtors group has said Properties were on the market for 34 days in June, the same as year ago Single - family home sales climbed 0.8 percent to an annual rate of 4.92 million while purchases of multifamily properties increased 3.2 percent to a 650,000 pace First - time buyers accounted for 33 percent of all sales, up from 30 percent in May and the highest share since July 2012 Sales driven in gains among most expensive homes, NAR's Yun said.

NAHB's Eye on Housing blog recently reported on an interesting market trend in which the share of single - family homes built for rental purposes remains higher than historical norms.

However, they also note that, despite the elevated market share, the total number of single - family starts built for rental purposes remains fairly low, at just 21,000 homes started over the past year, while the single - family home portion of the rental housing stock is 27 % according to the 2010 American Community Survey.

The market share of single - family homes built for rental purposes, as measured on a one - year moving average, stands at 4.3 % for the 2nd quarter of 2012.