2. 2
Speakers
Angela Harris
CEO & Principal
TRIO
aharris@triodesign.com
Tasha Jones
Senior Director of Marketing and
Community Relations
Brookfield Properties Development
Tasha.Jones@brookfieldpropertiesde
velopment.com
Bobby Long
Principal and Design Director
KEPHART
community :: planning :: architecture
bobbyl@kephart.com
Jasvina Gill
Vice President
p11 Creative
Jasvina@pll.com
3. 3
What our industry anticipated in 2010?
Source: John Burns Consumer Insights Survey, 2010
• Demographic shift – Gen Y’s are revving up to be the biggest opportunity, followed by Boomers.
• Gen Y will be shopping to buy their first homes in 2012 and this will continue until 2031.
• A few trends highlighted that would apply to the Gen Y shopper…
― We are becoming an ageless society.
― Price is more important when buying a house than size. No frills chic.
― Green – 73% are motivated to be green at home in order to save the environment.
― The need to breathe/a connection to the outdoors.
― Form & Function like the iPhone…tech is important to Gen Y
― Gen Y wants lifestyle first over being a slave to their home or higher price.
― Uniqueness
― Size decline – smaller means economical and responsible
― Location first and less suburban sprawl.. Gen Y does not want a long commute and would accept a one car garage plus parking
space for a lower price.
― Multi-functional space including multigenerational households (living with their parents) or AirBnB
― Female buying power
4. 4
Comparisons between the ages of 22 and 27*
Sources: *Pew Research Center
**The National Association of Realtors
• 25% at least a bachelor’s degree
• 66% of women and 86% of men were working
• 8% lived with their parents
• Credited for 16% of new homes purchased in
2018**
• 66% were married
• 58% are mothers
• 39% at least a bachelor’s degree
• 72% of women and 83% were employed
• 15% lived with their parents;
• Credited for 36% of new homes purchased
in 2018**
• 46% married
• 48% are mothers
Boomers Millennial
8. 8
Opportunity
Those born from 1989 to 1993 constitute the largest five-year age group
in the country.
They will lead the addition of 12.5 million more households from 2015 to
2025….86% more households than created in the past 10 years.
Builders will construct 13.7 million new homes and apartments to meet
the demand.
9. 9
Opportunity
By 2025, it is expected that there will be 5.2 million more owner
households and 7.3 million more renters.
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Opportunity
Surban is the new Suburban
Defined as a suburban location with an urban feel—in the
suburbs, but surrounded by shopping, entertainment, and lots
of activities
49% of all new home shoppers want a surban location
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Stapleton by the Numbers at Buildout
• Total acres – 4,700
• Lots sold to builders – 10,000
• Lots contributed to affordable homebuilders – 999
• Apartment units – 5,000 to 7,000
• Retail square feet – 3 million
• Commercial & Industrial square feet – 6 to 10 million
• Parks – 1,250 acres
• Schools – 21
• Community Pools - 6
• Population – over 29,000
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Mind
Light
Comfort
Nourishment
Water
• Filtered
water
• Ultra-low
chlorine
pool & hot
tub
• Urban farm
• Juicing
station
• Organic
fruit &
vegetable
service
• Floor-to-
ceiling
windows for
natural
daylighting
• Low-e glass
• Thermal &
acoustic
consideration
• Ample areas
for
socialization
• Filtered
air
• Increased
capacity
air
changes/
hour
Air
• Fitness lab,
yoga studio &
dry sauna
• Pool & hot tub
• Active
staircase
• Aquatics room
Fitness
• Biophilia
Learning
opportunities
• Meditation
garden
• Pet-friendly
Mind
Wellness Living
53. 53
Unique Personality
“Home ownership is
having the ability to
design the inside of
your living space
however you want,
without getting
permission from
anyone!”
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1 Bedroom Apartment
Radius Apartments Seattle
Lin.
Bedroom
W/ D
D/W
Ref.
Living/ Dining
Kitchen
Entry
Bath
Wardrobe
Plan A7b
1 Bedroom/ 1 Bath
665 Sq.Ft.
*Square footage and room dimensions
are approximate and may vary by unit.
RADIUS
Closet
Pan.
02.18.15
D/W
Ref.
Living/ Dining
Kitchen
Wardrobe
Plan A7b
1 Bedroom/ 1 Bath
665 Sq.Ft.
Pan.
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Speakers
Angela Harris
CEO & Principal
TRIO
aharris@triodesign.com
Tasha Jones
Senior Director of Marketing and
Community Relations
Brookfield Properties Development
Tasha.Jones@brookfieldpropertiesde
velopment.com
Bobby Long
Principal and Design Director
KEPHART
community :: planning :: architecture
bobbyl@kephart.com
Jasvina Gill
Vice President
p11 Creative
Jasvina@pll.com
Editor's Notes
Different Millennial Profiles: Lone Wolves, Engaged Idealists, Bros & Britney’s, Diverse Strivers, Critical Counterculturists, New Traditionalists
31-year old millennial father vs 16 year old high school student
4 big influencer’s / 5 main life stages
These are the neighborhoods that are bringing the best of urban living to a more affordable suburban environment
This is a far greater share than that of the other four options we offered: downtown (4%), family-oriented suburban (16%), suburban with few frills (11%), and a large lot rural area (20%).
These are the neighborhoods that are bringing the best of urban living to a more affordable suburban environment
This is a far greater share than that of the other four options we offered: downtown (4%), family-oriented suburban (16%), suburban with few frills (11%), and a large lot rural area (20%).