Sentences with phrase «steady job creation»

Research by the National Association of Realtors ® reveals that steady job creation and household formation have been helping release pent - up demand.

«The gradually expanding economy, multiple years of steady job creation and mortgage rates under 4 percent all contributed to sizeable interest in buying a home this year,» said Yun.

Despite steady job creation, record stock market gains and faster economic growth in recent months, new consumer findings show that a smaller share of households believe that now is a good time to buy or sell a home.

Despite steady job creation, record stock market gains and faster economic growth in recent months, new consumer findings surprisingly show that a smaller share of households believe that now is a good time to buy or sell a home.

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With the Labor Department's announcement today that the U.S. economy added 155,000 jobs in December and that the unemployment rate held steady at 7.8 %, one comes to a depressing realization: the average monthly job creation in 2012 of 153,000 jobs was exactly the same as it was in 2011.

The steady lowering of international trade barriers over the past half century has been a driving force behind job creation and poverty reduction in countries around the world.

And I think we'll change those perceptions when we continue to show steady progress in job creation.»

This fresh take on Nintendo's flagship franchise makes building your own courses feel easy and intuitive, while doing an equally excellent job of bringing you a steady stream of new creations from players around the world.

With job creation numbers remaining modest and unemployment rates holding steady, landing your dream job may at times seem like a Sisyphean task.

«Ultra-low mortgage interest rates and steady, if not spectacular, job creation could mean that the delinquency rate and foreclosure start rate are falling quickly,» Diggle writes.

«The steady pace of solid job creation seen now for over a year has given the housing market a boost this spring,» says Lawrence Yun, NAR's chief economist.

In a new report, Paul Diggle from Capital Economics writes that «ultra-low mortgage interest rates and steady, if not spectacular, job creation mean that the delinquency rate and foreclosure start rate are falling quickly.»

As long as solid job creation continues, a gradual easing of credit standards even with moderately higher mortgage rates should support steady demand and sales continuing to rise above a year ago.»