As Forbes
reported recently, sales of single-family units for October were nearly flat,
rising less than 1 percent. Meanwhile,
multifamily and apartment properties were enjoying a steady increase in
occupancy rates. Do the millennials—currently the biggest demographic in America's workforce—and the priorities they set have anything to do with
it?
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Possibly. Mostly single, drifting, and struggling to
find a satisfying career after college, these young adults prefer to live right
at the center of economic activity, where everything they need is within reach.
or at least in the outskirts, where the
commute on their way to work is not short and easy. Thus, renting out apartment complexes, most
of which are built along established and emerging urban centers, would be the
most convenient option for them.
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Flexibility
is another appealing feature of apartment living. Given that economic growth is not rosy
everywhere, the young ones tend to move from one place to another, seeking the city
where they will finally land a steady, financially rewarding job. Renting makes moving much easier than owning
a home. In most cases, tenants can just bid
their lessors goodbye to seek greener pastures, leave the keys to them, and
move away.
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Another
paramount—and perhaps the most important—factor
that guides millennials' choices is financial capacity. While they love the idea of tranquil suburban
living, the trauma brought by the housing crisis six years ago has slimmed
their chances of fulfilling this dream soon.
Rules set by mortgage banks are lumbered with challenges, making it more
challenging for everyone, especially the younger set, to obtain housing loans. Renting presents itself as a more affordable
option while the conditions have yet to enable millennials to fulfill what
remains to be the great American dream.
For millennials and other individuals wishing to avail of the advantages of apartment living, NuRock Companies offer safe, warm, and accessible communities along urban areas in Texas, Georgia, and Florida. Visit the developer's website to know more about recent property developments.
I think living in a big city is much better than living in a small town because there are a lot of merits to live in such places.
ReplyDeleteOne of the best benefits of renting an apartment is that they’re generally less expensive than renting a house.
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