
Environics Research Survey For The Toronto Region Board Of Trade Shows Faster Commutes, Access To Transit Are High Priorities For House-Hunting Young Professionals
This is part 3 of a 3 part release on Young Professional in Toronto. View part 1 View part 2
TORONTO, ON—
Getting to work quickly and easily is young professionals’ (YPs) top priority when considering where to live according a survey on YP perceptions of the Toronto region’s housing market conducted by Environics Research and released today by the Toronto Region Board of Trade. Critically, while 65 per cent of YPs surveyed say they would purchase a “less ideal” home, or rent to be closer to work, 77 per cent would consider living further away if they had better access to public transit.
65 per cent of YPs surveyed say they would purchase a “less ideal” home, or rent to be closer to work

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