Sentences with phrase «demand from baby boomers»

«Gen X is ideally positioned to pick up any slack in recreational property markets caused by softer demand from baby boomers and retirees.

Demand from baby boomers over age 55, many downsizing from «empty nest» homes, will support steady price growth in eight urban condominium markets across...

American Invsco founder Nick Gouletas says the U.S. is experiencing increasing demand from the baby boomer group, and as a result, he expects condominium living in urban and warm climate areas will continue to grow and experience high levels of appreciation.

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Regarding the demographics, it is true that the «Baby Boom» generation drove a burst of mutli - household construction in 1970s and 80s, and single family in the nineties, but in absolute numbers, since the U.S. Population has grown from 200 million to 315 million, there should be, all things being equal, a demand at least equal the that which existed in 1970s and 80s for housing.

«The longer term outlook is especially positive for multifamily construction, reflecting the aging of the baby boomers and an associated shift in demand from single - family to multifamily housing.

During the mid-1980s to early 1990s, this group benefited from the growth in demand for noncyclical goods from the Baby Boomers.

Lower - priced homes have appreciated at greater rates than homes at the upper ends of the spectrum due to demand from first - time home buyers and baby boomers looking to downsize.

Some factors behind this growth include more demand from aging baby - boomers, improved access to health insurance and the increased popularity of cosmetic dental procedures.

That demand is coming from the aging baby boomer population.

With the increased demand for medical services from a large retired population of baby boomers and the newly insured under the Affordable Care Act, we can expect a rise in demand for graduates of these programs.

According to the NMHC report, demand for high - density housing will continue to grow — and is set to hit new highs by 2015 — due to an estimated 78 million downsizing baby boomers, 78 million children of baby boomers graduating from college and entering the workforce, and some 9 million new immigrants.

Bolstered by low mortgage rates and a swelling demand from equity - rich baby boomers, the housing markets have been out of balance for the past few years, with existing - home inventories alarmingly low — only 3.8 months» supply on a nationwide basis as of January — and price appreciation undesirably high.

From inheritance - rich baby boomers to retirees, luxury condo living is in demand across the country.

From baby boomers downsizing, millennials bringing a new mindset to the idea of homeownership and their parents, who lost their homes in the ’08 crash, still left with a bitter taste in their mouth about the whole thing — to say there is an increasing demand for rental properties has been the understatement of the last few years and will continue to be so, in my opinion, for several years to come.

I do think a softening in the rate of growth of prices will actually stimulate longer - term demand from buyers who have been waiting on the sidelines (a lot of baby - boomer retirees and people who have flexibility in their decision making, work - from - home etc.), so I see a bit of a see - saw effect between the pure seller market and the pure buyer market.

«There is significant and growing demand for high quality investment programs, particularly among aging baby boomers seeking to defer capital gains taxes while continuing to benefit from the income derived from professionally managed commercial real estate programs.»

Fueling housing demand, immigrants replace baby boomers retiring from the labor force, according to University of Washington economist Jacob Vigdor.

Lower priced homes have appreciated at greater rates than homes at the upper ends of the spectrum, due to demand from first - time home buyers and baby boomers looking to downsize.

The demographics for apartments continue to remain compelling, with demand from millennials and baby boomers.