The survey of typical homes in 198 neighbourhoods within 66 cities across Canada shows that prices over the past year have increased in 167 neighbourhoods, remained flat in nine neighbourhoods and declined in 21 neighbourhoods.
Not exact matches
A LendingTree
survey found that customers who received five quotes on its platform for a
typical 30 - year
home loan
of $ 223,000 witnessed a difference
of 52 basis points from the highest to the lowest quotes.
Overall, the 2009 College HPCI revealed that real estate buyers can find a
typical four - bedroom
home for less than $ 250,000 in 62 %
of the college markets
surveyed (72 total), including iconic American college towns such as:
Quint also unveiled the results
of two
surveys: one asking
home builders what features they are most likely to include in a
typical new
home this year, and one asking Millennials what features are most likely to affect their
home buying decisions.
All
survey respondents were asked for the current value
of a
typical home in their zip code, and what they expected the value
of that
home to be in one year point higher than the average rate in the 2014
survey and remarkably close and in five years.
The Century 21 national house price
survey of typical first - time
homes included 128 neighbourhoods within 55 cities and towns across Canada.
In conducting the poll, Mission Viejo, California - based Coldwell Banker
surveyed almost 300
of its residential real estate offices in the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico during the fourth quarter
of 1995 to determine the average sales price
of a «
typical corporate transferee
home.»