Sentences with phrase «very tight inventory»

Higher interest rates and very tight inventory.

«In Florida, we have been experiencing very tight inventory and in some markets less than three month's supply,» said Rei L. Mesa, president and CEO of Prudential Florida Realty.

The last hurdle will be finding a home they like amidst very tight inventory, especially among starter homes.»

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The following factors are making me wonder if I should sell instead: market is still very high and inventory is even tighter than last year, but economy might change directions this year, rate hikes coming, I might be able to get the same cash flow from a REIT, and I have no intention of moving back in.

Rich Rosa: The real - estate market, in terms of inventory, is very tight, and it has been for 18 months, 2 years, really.

[break] The National Association of Realtors reported increases in existing home sales in every region but the West, where inventory remains very tight.

«This slowdown is nothing to be overly concerned with — demand from homebuyers remains very high, and inventory remains tight.

Fewer people are upside - down, there is no junk money out there, and inventory is very, very tight.

The interesting thing is that the negative reaction in the market tends to be a little less when inventory is very tight, but as soon as inventory becomes normal, these adverse locations tend to be a bigger deal for buyers.

Credit for buyers and builders remains tight so some sales are cancelled because buyers» failure to qualify and the inventory of new homes is very low because builders can not obtain financing to replenish their sales.

«Housing inventory declined from last year and supply in many markets is very tight, which in turn is leading to bidding wars, faster price growth and properties selling at a quicker pace,» says Yun.

The inventory of homes for sale remains very tight in many markets across the country, with the May inventory 14.8 % lower than May 2015.

«First - time buyers should be closer to 40 percent of the market, but they're held back by the frictions of tight credit and very limited inventory in the lower price ranges in most of the U.S.,» Yun said.