Due to high demand for space and
tight supply conditions, owners are taking control back from tenants, signaling a warning sign for occupiers that rents will likely increase in the next few years.
This was extremely beneficial this year given the extremely
tight supply conditions in many markets.
Due to high demand for space and
tight supply conditions, owners are taking control back from tenants, signaling a warning sign for occupiers...
Not exact matches
«Homes for sale are going under contract a week faster than a year ago, which is quite remarkable given weakening affordability
conditions and extremely
tight supply.
The trend can be seen in both the
supply of and demand for market - making services, and reflects both post-crisis cyclical
conditions (such as diminished bank risk appetite and strong bond issuance) and structural changes in the markets themselves (such as
tighter risk management or regulatory constraints).
Conditions are generally expected to remain
tight, in part due to short - run inelasticity in the
supply of ships and continued strong world activity.
But fears for even
tighter conditions revolve around deepening climate change, which generates worsening floods and droughts, diminishing food
supplies.
When combined with the scant
supply levels for existing homes, these
tight inventory
conditions continue to hamper affordability in many of the largest cities in the country — especially those in the West.
Despite steadily improving local job markets and historically low mortgage rates, the U.S. homeownership rate is stuck near a 50 - year low because of a perverse mix of affordability challenges, student loan debt,
tight credit
conditions and housing
supply shortages.
In the meantime, a continuing yawning
supply imbalance, a weakening U.S. job market and
tight lending
conditions point to a prolonged period of housing market lethargy, with the risk of still lower home prices and construction, and relatively depressed sales volumes.»
Continuing
tight supply - demand
conditions have lifted real housing valuations in Canada above their long - term trend, raising the risk of an eventual softening in prices, says the latest Real Estate Trend report by Scotia Economics.
By and large, those cities enjoying the biggest price increases are also facing the
tightest supply - demand
conditions, including Regina and Saskatoon.
Continuing
tight supply - demand
conditions have lifted real housing valuations in Canada above their long - term trend, raising the risk of an eventual softening in prices,...
«However, with
supply edging higher in most major centres and few markets reporting
tight inventory levels, we are seeing a return to more balanced
conditions.
Supply conditions are particularly
tight in the lower - priced segment of the market, as inventory for homes priced below $ 300k plunged more than 50 percent from the previous year.»