Sentence examples for affordability constraints from inspiring English sources

The Bank explains: One possibility is that the housing market could be in for a soft landing, with house price growth slowing as affordability constraints bite.

Small, relatively inexpensive flats now dominate the market there, it said, as affordability constraints and double stamp duty rates on larger properties have altered demand.

In this regard, the reforms following the FSA's Mortgage Market Review, which came into force last week, should help to ensure that affordability constraints do act against pressures on house prices.

He added: "A subsequent uptick in [mortgage] approvals is anticipated, albeit still at levels lower than earlier this year as affordability constraints and lack of properties on the market for sale continue to bear down on borrowers.

"It's not clear yet whether buyers are suffering from affordability constraints after a period of strong price rises, hitting tougher lending rules or just looking around and seeing less property available and delaying their buying decisions".

Estate agents have been reporting that the London market is coming off the boil, as fears over interest rate rises, affordability constraints and an increased reluctance by buyers to pay high prices take hold.

"There is an affordability constraint that will kick in that will prevent people getting mortgages if prices go up too much".

Policies promoting income growth and redistribution policies in cities with high inequality are needed to mitigate the affordability constraint.

In the urban areas, in addition to affordability, the constraints on the poor accessing coal power include the absence of firm ownership rights to the houses in which the families reside and the unsafe condition of the houses itself.

Funding and affordability remain major constraints and challenges.

Because of severe affordability and skills constraints it is especially difficult to bring the Internet to rural areas of developing countries.