Sentences with phrase «survey of real estate agents»

A survey of real estate agents in the US revealed that 99 % believe homes with hardwood floors are easier to sell, 82 % believe they sell faster, and 90 % believe they sell for more money, up to 10 % more.

That's one of the reasons why investors are starting to dominate purchases of short sales and bank - owned properties, concludes a survey of real estate agents.

The ABS, Residex and REIA series record prices at settlement and are based on data provided to the land titles offices in each state, except in Victoria where the ABS and REIA use surveys of real estate agents.

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Likewise, house - price inflation amplified more than estimated in the August Inflation Report during the third quarter, while the RICS survey of real - estate agents pointed to a fall in prices over the next three months.

The Juwai survey also revealed that 12 percent of UK real estate agents have already been contacted by Chinese buyers who plan to visit during Chinese New Year, and that 54 percent of UK property agents expect the 2017 Spring Festival season to be busier than 2016.

Just 10 percent of real estate agents think Obama's Home Affordable Mortgage Program has actually slowed the rate of foreclosures, according to a survey...

The Royal LePage Recreational Property Report compiles information from a cross-Canada survey of brokers and agents who specialize in the recreational real estate market.

According to survey respondents, the single biggest reason for the purchase of a luxury home was to establish a family, with almost 97 % of real estate agents characterizing buyers as couples, and 66 % of survey respondents maintaining that luxury buyers have children living at that home.

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A survey of Royal LePage real estate agents working in the Vancouver and Toronto areas shows that a majority of agents believe that the foreign buyer market accounts for less than 10 % of either city's housing markets.

That plea comes on the heels of the NAR's monthly survey of more than 3,000 real estate agents.

More housing news: Most real estate professionals don't believe home values will rise in the next six months, according to a survey of 750 agents and brokers released today by Emeryville real estate website HomeGain.

Ninety percent of real estate agents and brokers expect home prices to either fall or stay the same over the next six months, according to a survey by online real estate marketing site HomeGain.

In a field once thought to be dominated by standard commission rates, today home sellers select real estate agents on the basis of price more than any other factor, according to a new survey of nearly 800 sellers, by HomeGain.

Based on responses from over 1,200 real estate agents and brokers nationwide, the results show a large dependence on referrals for acquiring new clients, with a cumulative overall score of 8.9 out of a possible 10 for effectiveness, which is slightly higher than Realtors indicated in the December - February HomeGain Realtor Marketing Survey.

More worrying is that Canadian real estate agents scored 45 per cent on a Juwai survey testing knowledge of China.

NAR's 2015 safety survey found that less than half of real estate brokerages (46 percent) have agent safety procedures, while 64 percent of offices have standard procedures for safeguarding and properly disposing of sensitive client information.

Seventy - five percent of millennials recently surveyed by CentSai, a financial wellness website, would prefer to enlist the help of a local real estate agent than an online agent.

A recent survey of more than 2,000 real estate professionals by U.S. - based ActiveRain Corp. says overall spending on technology and technology - related marketing services is increasing, especially among the most successful agents, but real estate professionals continue to invest in direct mail as a preferred marketing vehicle.

Notably, 90 percent of respondents to NAR's survey worked with a real estate agent to buy or sell a home, compared to 8 percent of for - sale - by - owner listings (FSBOs)-- an all - time low.

The survey additionally found that an overwhelming majority of buyers search for homes online and then purchase their home through a real estate agent, with millennials using agents the most.

The survey focused on measuring what software and marketing support real estate agents are using in their business and how much they are spending on these necessary tools of the trade.

While just six per cent of agents surveyed by NAR stated that real estate was their first career, only 19 per cent of respondents claimed a background in business, management or finance.

(See «Safety Lessons That Saved My Life...» or «How I Stay Safe») In fact, about 42 percent of female real estate professionals and 18 percent of male agents say they've «occasionally» felt unsafe, according to an online survey of 450 real estate professionals conducted by Moby, a safety mobile app company.

A survey released by Vancouver - based real estate website REW.ca says a high level of neighbourhood or building expertise was cited as the No. 1 reason consumers choose one real estate agent over another.

Tom Ferry, motivational speaker and star of a real estate web series called the «#TomFerryShow,» surveyed 3,330 agents about their major career challenges.

A survey released by Vancouver - based real estate website REW.ca says a high level of neighbourhood or building expertise was cited as the No. 1 reason consumers choose one real estate agent over another — beating out personal recommendations.

In Gallup's latest survey on the honesty and ethics of various professions, real estate agents can find reasons to smile.

According to NAR, 87 per cent of buyers surveyed viewed real estate agents as a source of valuable information.

A recent survey by HomeGain said that in the opinion of real estate agents, green staging brings 199 per cent return on investment.

HomeGain recently published the results of its independent survey on effective marketing methods for real estate agents.

Forty - two percent of survey respondents say they would look to their real estate agent to provide suggestions about how staging their home with smart - home products could impact the sale of their home.

Twenty - seven per cent of those surveyed said that dealing with the many people involved (real estate agents, lawyers, sellers and developers) was the biggest «pain point» in the home - buying process, followed by fees (23 per cent), negotiating the price (22 per cent) and understanding the legal paperwork (20 per cent).

For example, surveys find a substantial majority of people say they would use a real estate agent again.

You'd better have a few suggestions, as 42 percent of consumers say they want their real estate agent to know how staging a property with smart - home products could affect the sale, according to a recent Coldwell Banker survey unveiled at CES 2018.

One - hundred percent of real estate brokers recently surveyed by Clareity say agent technology adoption is a challenge, and over 80 percent say communication is lacking.

Additionally, more consumers indicate they found the agent they actually purchased their home from on realtor.com, compared with the other national real estate portal sites, according to addendum questions asked in the most recent National Association of REALTORS ® Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers survey.

In this year's survey, nearly 90 percent of respondents said they worked with a real estate agent to buy or sell a home.

Section 3 (3) of RESPA defines «settlement services» as «any service provided in connection with a real estate settlement including, but not limited to, the following: title searches, title examinations, the provision of title certificates, title insurance, services rendered by an attorney, the preparation of documents, property surveys, the rendering of credit reports or appraisals, pest and fungus inspections, services rendered by a real estate agent or broker, and the handling of the processing, and closing of settlement...»

This preference was clear in the results of a LeadingRE - commissioned survey of more than 3,000 U.S. homeowners, conducted by McKee Wallwork + Co. and Decision Analyst, with more than 88 percent of respondents saying they preferred working with an agent from a «well - known, local real estate company,» while just 12 percent preferred those affiliated with a national franchise.

The survey additionally found that a growing number of millennials and younger boomer buyers have children living at home; student debt is common among Gen X and boomer households; more millennials are buying outside the city; and younger generations are more likely to use a real estate agent.

Although the majority of homebuyers still choose to work with an agent because of a personal referral, more than 70 percent of the 2,500 consumers who answered the company's latest survey indicated that if a real estate agent was referred to them through offline word - of - mouth, they would do an Internet search on the real estate agent to find more information about the agent and their service before working with them.

The survey says 81 per cent of buyers who use the Internet to search for a home purchase through a real estate agent, while 63 per cent of non-Internet users buy through an agent; non-Internet users are more likely to purchase directly from a builder or an owner they knew in advance of the transaction.

«For decades, the National Association of REALTORS ® has tracked growing consumer interest in a one - stop shop through its surveys,» says Renwick Congdon, chief executive officer of Imprev, the real estate marketing software firm that works with 150,000 agents and brokers nationwide.

The report includes results from the company's survey of about 290 real estate agents and brokers about how they allocate their marketing dollars.

Employment for real estate brokers and agents is projected to grow at 3 percent from 2014 to 2024, according to the U.S. Department of Labor, and real estate agents rank number 4 in the U.S. News «Best Sales and Marketing Jobs» survey.

According to a 2014 survey conducted by the National Association of REALTORS ® (NAR), new real estate agents made $ 40K less than agents with more than 15 years of...

«Survey results indicate that the most common method of finding a home inspector (by over 60 per cent of respondents) was a referral from their real estate agent.

This is according to a 2011 survey conducted here at HomeGain, which questioned over 600 real estate agents across the U.S. and found 99 percent of them recommend thoroughly cleaning and decluttering the home before putting it up for sale.

Read more: Understanding Your Millennial Buyers Seventy - five percent of millennials recently surveyed by financial wellness website CentSai say they prefer the help of a local real estate agent than an online agent.