“Imagine living in 700 square feet of space, in an apartment, centrally located, stylishly appointed, with stainless steel appliances and public amenities such as a dog wash station. You don’t own a car; instead, you rely on transit or a bicycle for getting around. Unlike the old days, it’s not a temporary station until you can afford a house. It’s life as you’ll always know it, as you grow your career and maybe raise a family.”
“They will be the first generation that is not going to be better off than their parents were,” says Melanie Reuter, director of research for the Real Estate Investment Network.”
Reports Karry Gold of the Globe and Mail
