Generally, when new home prices rise, existing home values rise as well.
The currently fashionable idea of raising the retirement age even more than it will rise under existing law — it has already gone from 65 to 66, it's scheduled to rise to 67, but now some are proposing that it go to 70 — is usually justified with assertions that life expectancy has risen, so people can easily work later into life.
Sales have risen in existing stores, too, by 4%-plus in Italy, 5% in New York and 10% in Japan.
The NHFA, an advisory agency for nursing home fees, says fee rises for existing residents is the commonest problem raised by callers to its helpline.
In the short term the burden of taxation would rise as existing pension obligations are met at the same time as the new funded system is built up.
To buffer criticism of the caretaker prime minister, Mr. Sharon body-blocked for Mr. Barak by pronouncing his "difficult decision" a noble one -- "a display of national responsibility, given the difficult security and defense situation that obligates everyone to rise above existing disputes and work together for the sake of the nation".
Consumer borrowing continues to rise, and sales of existing homes rose more than 6percentt in January.
Transit villages resurrect this old idea by rising up astride existing mass transit lines.
Even the most concrete new development in the Palin family, an enormous structure rising beside their existing 3,400-square-foot 3,400-square-foot 3,400-square-footof a mystery.
Timken's revenue has risen to $2.7 billion a year, from $1.7 billion in 1990, with 20percentt of that growth -- $200 million -- coming from acquired companies rather than rising production at existing facilities.
