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Almost two-thirds of Americans said they prefer to live in homes in close proximity to parks, restaurants, and shopping, even if it means housing costs more, a new survey from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) found.
The NAR’s triennial Community and Transportation Preferences Survey, released on July 10, polled 2,000 Americans in 50 of the country’s largest metropolitan regions this past May. Walkability, living in mixed-use neighborhoods that blend public spaces with retail and commercial businesses, and having a variety of choices when it comes to housing were primary concerns when searching for housing, regardless of whether those amenities come with a cost premium….
The NAR’s triennial Community and Transportation Preferences Survey, released on July 10, polled 2,000 Americans in 50 of the country’s largest metropolitan regions this past May. Walkability, living in mixed-use neighborhoods that blend public spaces with retail and commercial businesses, and having a variety of choices when it comes to housing were primary concerns when searching for housing, regardless of whether those amenities come with a cost premium….
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