Sentences with phrase «with tight credit markets»

«A lot of this is due to their location in secondary or tertiary markets of larger metro combined with tight credit markets for mortgages.»

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The markets» low - yield environment hit the bank with tighter credit spreads, which were reflected in a $ 567 million pretax debit valuation adjustment loss.

He was talking about the housing market, and how mortgage lenders were still being tight with credit.

When credit is easy his business grows rapidly, but with stringency in the money market and credit tight he discovers that he is not ready for an emergency.

He was talking about the housing market, and how mortgage lenders were still being tight with credit.

Adjustable rate mortgage payments combined with decreasing home equity and tighter mortgage lending guidelines has triggered a severe credit crunch and all but wiped out the subprime market nationwide.

Re / Max credits low interest rates for the housing market's success, along with tight inventory levels and increased urban demand.

With home values declining the equity homeowner's counted on may have evaporated and a tight credit market makes it difficult for any but the best qualified to obtain loans.

I'm in the market for a house and have recently heard that lenders are getting much tighter with their lending practices, and that even people with good credit are going to find it harder to get a loan.

Credit crises lead to big overall declines in market values, particularly with financial stocks, but affecting all other stocks, because when credit conditions are tight, things slow for all Credit crises lead to big overall declines in market values, particularly with financial stocks, but affecting all other stocks, because when credit conditions are tight, things slow for all credit conditions are tight, things slow for all firms.

Most groups seem happy with the pricing with the exception of large solar developers, who despite getting a 2 - cent increase to 44 cents per kilowatt - hour still argue it's not enough to make projects economical (especially if you factor in poor Canadian - U.S. exchange rate and persistently tight credit markets).

Munich - based Allianz, one of the world's largest insurers, bought $ 2.5 billion in Hartford stock and debt, along with warrants to purchase up to 20 percent of The Hartford, as the company struggled with losses stemming from mortgage - backed securities and tight credit markets.

A volatile economy with tight credit would seem to be an ideal environment for sale - leasebacks, but these transactions, like the commercial market in general, fell on tough times during the downturn.

«With credit remaining tight and limited housing inventory in several markets, these numbers are extremely encouraging and a testament to the economic resilience of the Hispanic community,» says 2016 NAHREP President Joseph Nery.

The real estate market is recovering but still faces hurdles, notably from tight mortgage credit, but problems with a sizeable share of real estate appraisals also are holding back home sales, according to NAR survey findings.

Despite a large pent - up demand from years of below - normal home sales, inventory constraints and tight credit conditions continue to impede the market, in combination with strongly rising home prices and higher mortgage interest rates.

Pending home sales slowed in August, with tight inventory conditions, higher interest rates, rising home prices and continuing restrictive mortgage credit impacting the market.

Credit availability has been tight since the market downturn, but many were hoping a return to «normalcy» in the housing market would result in something similar for housing finance, with more accessibility for responsible borrowers with less - than - perfect cCredit availability has been tight since the market downturn, but many were hoping a return to «normalcy» in the housing market would result in something similar for housing finance, with more accessibility for responsible borrowers with less - than - perfect creditcredit.

And with the very tight credit markets, that situation is unlikely to change anytime soon.

The market, according to Lawrence Yun, the group's chief economist, is «clearly superior this year compared with the past four years,» even though low inventory, underwater homeowners and tight credit are still cramping the industry.

With tight credit requirements, decreased construction and issues with changes in the climate that are causing people to move to new areas, there are simply fewer homes available in the traditional markWith tight credit requirements, decreased construction and issues with changes in the climate that are causing people to move to new areas, there are simply fewer homes available in the traditional markwith changes in the climate that are causing people to move to new areas, there are simply fewer homes available in the traditional markets.