Sentences with phrase «detached urban homes»

Think: Toronto and Vancouver where average prices for detached urban homes reach or surpass $ 1 million.

The gains were broadly based, with construction of multiple units — typically condos and rental apartments — up 22.3 per cent to 137,803 units, and single - detached urban home starts up 14.5 per cent to 64,045 units.

Not exact matches

If we study the vast majority of our country's urban planning design, it reveals that we favor detached homes in remote, idyllic locales.

«Boomers indeed hold the key to those homes the market desperately needs, both in the urban condo and the detached suburban home segment,» said Danielle Hale, chief economist for realtor.com.

A single - family detached home is more common in the suburbs but can still boast proximity to some of the same amenities urban living possesses.

The detached single - family home may dominate in a large portion of the U.S., but in many cities across the country, the growing urban population and lack of space may make this type of home less common in the future.

The survey of 1,600 urban and suburban residents in the 25 largest media markets in the country, conducted in spring 2005, finds most residents also prefer affordable housing to be in the form of single - family detached homes rather than multifamily or townhouses.

Despite the stereotypes that these young adults mostly seek urban living with a high walkability factor, millennials says they prefer single - family homes on large lots in the suburbs, with two out of three (67 percent) indicating they plan to purchase a single - family detached home, while only 12 percent says they plan to purchase a townhome or condominium.

The survey found that Toronto's urban detached bungalows and standard two - storey homes appreciated more than their suburban counterparts.

Boomers indeed hold the key to those homes the market desperately needs, both in the urban condo and the detached suburban home segment.