Sentences with phrase «younger buyers tend»

Younger buyers tend to see location differently from their parents, who didn't face high gas prices and traffic, says Allison Nichols, an agent with Related Realty in Chicago.

Typically, younger buyers tend to be more budget - conscious.

«Younger buyers tend to place higher importance than older buyers on agents» communication via email and text messages, while older buyers place higher importance on personal calls.»

Younger buyers tend to move to larger, higher - priced homes, but «there is a clear trend of downsizing to smaller homes among both younger and older baby boomers and the Silent Generation (those born between 1925 and 1945),» according to the study.

Young buyers tend to focus on needs.

Not exact matches

Older homeowners tend to own for a few years longer; younger and first - time home buyers tend to own for a few years less.

Lincoln's own data also say that MKC buyers tend to be younger and more affluent, and that a large proportion of them are women.

Crossovers are a similarly burgeoning segment, and that the mean age of small - crossover buyers tends to skew young means there should be many willing to embrace the modern powertrain tech.

But, alas, there is little about the car to attract new, younger and more affluent buyers, who tend to see the Grand Marquis and its Ford cohort as the motorized symbols of faded decadence.

To take buyers of Self - Help books as an example: the study found that readers tend to be younger, with 73 % under the age of 45.

But B and N tends to have a lot of young women buyers and I write chick lit.

Younger home buyers tend to view their home as a strong investment, more so than older buyers who tend to view their homes as a match to their lifestyle, according to the 2014 NAR Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends study, based on a survey of more than 8,700 responses from buyers and sellers.

«The majority of buyers we've worked with through Quicken Loans tend to be younger buyers.

Indeed, the youngest group of buyers, the report says, tend to sell within five years of purchase, which makes them ideal candidates for the 5 - year ARM.

Like buyers, older sellers tend to move greater distances, and are more likely than younger generations to move out of the state or region.

Weiss says younger buyers — especially people who have lived in lofts in New York City or in California, where contemporaries are more common — tend to be more open to these houses.

Together, these two generations represent today's young buyers, and broadly speaking, they tend to fall into one of two categories, says Margie Gundersheim, a Realtor with Keller Williams in Newton, Mass..