covered outdoor areas, large workshop/ studio at rear, room for the boat or caravan

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South Coast Property Specialists (Carlene Franzen) Tips #1058: REIA “Megatrends for Australian Real Estate”

Hasn’t the world changed sooooooo much recently? The pandemic has led to massive lockdowns and recent reports (somewhat overshadowed by the pandemic) indicates that climate change is accelera ng at an alarming rate. In their press release this week the Real Estate Ins tute of Australia (REIA), believe these massive issues are impac ng so heavily on the na on that the real estate industry is poised for massive changes that will significantly reshape our work and lifestyle environments in the future. The REIA 'Megatrends for Australian Real Estate Report 2021' iden fied nine key issues facing the future of the industry with the pandemic and environmental issues the key priori es. The report has found that more than ever, the industry needs to look beyond the tradi onal sector and historical trends to iden fy future threats and opportuni es. REIA President, Adrian Kelly said the COVID-19 pandemic and environmental crisis has blurred the boundaries more than ever between work, family and leisure and this is crea ng severe issues for the real estate industry. "Almost overnight a giant experiment of working from home disproved many of these concerns, with many workplaces op ng to make remote working a permanent op on. "Numerous studies point to a third of the workforce wishing to remain remote full me, a third wan ng to work 1-3 days under a hybrid model and only a third wan ng to return to an office full me. "To accommodate working from home evidence points to buyer and renter preference for outer suburbs, compared to previous preference for inner suburbs. "Vendors and renters are seeking homes with more liveable space, including bigger gardens and more space, for example entertainment rooms. Those that can afford it are having a family home out of the city and a city base," he said. Mr Kelly said that with health experts predic ng another pandemic is likely, public health will remain front of mind for public policy and design decision for the foreseeable future. As a result, the nine-mega trends iden fied for the Australian real estate industry by the REIA are:  Consumer centric transparency  Rising wealth inequality  Genera onal expecta ons  Sustainability & green creden als  Decarbonisa on & climate adap on  Work/ life fluidity  Building health  Escaping the ci es  Migra on