Sentence examples for a housing glut from inspiring English sources

Yet Japan still suffers from a housing glut.

And a housing glut will take years to digest.

Housebuilding appears to have raced ahead of job creation, and a housing glut looms.

Investors are moving in to snap up foreclosed homes selling for a quarter of what they once did, but a housing glut remains.

She said rents had dropped as people left town and a housing glut developed when Rio Tinto put its housing stock, formerly filled by employees, on the market.

The Real Estate Market After the closing of a Procter & Gamble facility in Norwich in 1994, many people left the county and a housing glut depressed prices.

When the bubble collapsed, residential construction fell through the floor as builders suddenly realized that we had an enormous housing glut.

A housing supply glut has followed weakening demand.

Now, Ben, suppose the economy is facing recession, suffering a housing inventory glut and a mortgage reset and payment crisis.

The arrest of some corrupt officials in 2006 dampened a building boom, thus preventing the kind of new housing glut that has contributed to driving down prices in other spots along the Costa del Sol.

Central bankers often push short-term real rates to zero, or even below, in a downturn, suggesting there is plenty of room to cut, particularly since the housing glut means lower interest rates may pack less punch.