Urban housing price spillover promotes rural revival. Do millennials in Canada flock to small towns?

Millennials have formed the group with the largest number of buyers today. Because Canadians feel that they are in the pain of another busy spring housing market, many businesses have adopted age-specific methods to promote their products for this young group. This is particularly important in Vancouver-Vancouver is one of the hottest and most competitive real estate industries in Canada. Millennials are the core of Vancouver's first-time customers, which is beneficial to the apartment market. This generation is proficient in technology and has environmental awareness, which has played an important role in the decision-making process. It is very important to remember these data when showing the catalog to potential users.

DevonleighHomes, a real estate agent, said that it is estimated that only 20-30% of newly-built houses will be sold to local customers, and the rest may be sold to young people in cities in southwestern Ontario.

EricRobertson, a real estate agent who has been living in the local area, said that in 20 14, the local house price180,000 yuan, and in April 20021year, it reached more than 570,000 yuan, and the house price more than tripled. In the past, it took about four months to sell the property there, but recently, they can sell it within 24 hours.

Robertson showed that he had never seen house prices soar so much. He said that arrogance has gradually become a fashion, and customers have been "desperately" looking for real estate. Demographer Hahn said that everyone will eventually see that it is basically in the inscribed circle of housing price outflow. Like a ripple caused by a drop of water, it rises around.

Mark Dell has been trying to deal with the shortage of housing and labor before 2020, and immigrant investment has intensified such things. This has caused tension between the new residents and the original residents. Although many locals said they were happy to see Beijing Filina in town, some people were worried about how McDale would manage this prosperity and the details of taxpayers' income and expenditure.

"The tension between local people and' Sidio' is self-evident," a citizen wrote on Facebook. "Sadly, their small town life is being taken over by big cities, and he has raised the house price to a level that local residents can't afford," wrote another resident.

For people born and raised around, a big change may be a pill that can't be swallowed. Especially for new residents from Toronto, Canada's largest city. The revitalization of small towns not only appeared in McDiel, but also spread all over Ontario and even the whole country. According to a survey conducted by Re/Max in 2020, 32% of Canadians no longer expect to live in the core of first-tier cities, but prefer rural or suburban communities. The market is driven by Canadians over the age of 55.

Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver, Canada, 2065438+09-July 2020, among the residents who left the city, Toronto ranked first.

So, what are millennials in Vancouver looking for at home? Emerald green, energy-saving housing: well-designed energy-saving housing is particularly important for a generation concerned about the climate crisis and ecological footprint. Good heat insulation, efficient lighting and upgraded piping system are the main characteristics that determine the total area of the house. For customers who attach importance to environmental protection, the most important thing is to show the long-term use value of the house on the level of environmental protection, energy saving and reducing the total area. Intelligent interconnected system home: Smart home technology grows with this customer group. The ability to manipulate lights and upgrade intelligent thermostats for home safety should be integrated into one property.