Young families are willing to pay a premium for apartments with more bedrooms, yet a significant share of developers are overlooking this profitable market in favor of smaller, one-bedroom homes, according to new research.
In “Homes for Young Families Part 2: Americans Are Willing to Pay for Family-Friendly Apartments,” Lyman Stone and Bobby Fijan of the Institute for Family Studies examine the disconnect between what is being built and what American families want – and need.
Shannon Osaka, The Washington Post
Madison Colombo, Fox News
Lyman Stone, Peter Foreshaw Brookes, The Critic
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