This time, Joint Center finds landlord discontent

Article Abstract:

The Joint Center for Housing Studies has noted an increasing discontent among landlords regarding business in its annual report on major housing trends in 1997. In its 1997 assessment of the housing market, the Joint Center discovered that only 29% on-site owners earned profit but 59% expressed willingness to buy properties again if given the opportunity. Meanwhile, only 37% of off-site owners of smaller properties earned profit in 1997 and 40% of them would buy their properties again. Likewise, 58% of off-site owners of larger properties earned profit but 49% of them would buy properties again.

Other Financial Vehicles, Investors, not elsewhere classified, Investors NEC, Investors, Landlords, Rental housing, Joint Center for Housing Studies of MIT and Harvard University

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Borrower demographics

Article Abstract:

A graphical representation of data culled from the 1985, 1987 and 1989American Housing Survey is presented to illustrate the demographic concerns in the housing and mortgage markets. It reveals the income disparity between home-owning borrowers and renters and income distribution within each group according to family size. It also indicates the wealth and income levels of minorities in the loan-to-value ratios of conventional loans.

Demographic aspects, Loans

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Chicago title provides early peek at who's buying homes

Article Abstract:

'Who's Buying Homes in America' is a survey report that attempts to sum up house buying in the United States in 1996. The report, which was prepared by Chicago Title and Trust Co., shows the level of homebuying activity on the national scene. The report takes into consideration factors such as the number of first time buyers, income types and buying behavior.

Real Estate Agents, Brokers, Managers, Real Estate, Direct Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers, Real estate agents and managers, Title Insurance, Statistics, Real estate agents, Real estate management, Real estate industry, House buying, Home buying, Demographic surveys, Chicago Title and Trust Co.

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