Une étude révèle que les attitudes de consommations des plus de 50 ans à l’égard de l’immobilier ont changés.

Les résultats d’une étude annuelle sur l’opinion des seniors envers le marché de l’immobilier ont été présentés aujourd’hui. Cette étude a été réalisée auprès de 1500 personnes de plus de 50 ans, elle révèle les changements d’attitudes de ces derniers à l’égard du marché de l’immobilier ERA Real Estate today announced the results of its annual survey of mature consumers on their opinions toward real estate and the home buying and selling process. The survey of more than 1,500 people, age 50 and older, revealed changing attitudes about real estate that contradict some long-held assumptions. It was often believed that the typical aging homeowner was looking to move to an active adult community and downsize, but survey results show otherwise. – Only 8 percent of those considering a move in the next five years indicated that they might consider purchasing a home in an active adult community – More than 61 percent consider purchasing a single-family home – The average senior lives in a house with three or more bedrooms and two or more baths – Only 11 percent felt their current home is too big – Nearly 25 percent of respondents thought their home was too small – Respondents