Chris Porter
@DemographChris
Bringing data-driven insight to the US housing market • SVP @JBREC • Co-author of “Big Shifts Ahead: Demographic Clarity for Businesses” • Husband/dad
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I was thrilled to join my friend @jayparsons on @RentRollPodcast! We had a great discussion about the powerful connection between demographics and rental housing—why it matters, what trends are shaping the future, and how we can better navigate the evolving landscape. @JBREC
I'm speaking at @PCBC_TheShow next week, presenting how demographic trends are shifting housing and the economy. I kick off the Thursday afternoon re:think session, followed by two great panels on the home buyers of today / tomorrow. DM me to meet up. #jbrec #demographics
WSJ: Birthrates are falling fast across countries, with economic, social and geopolitical consequences wsj.com/world/birthrat… US births are down, but not as much as some other developed economies. Societal shifts mean US births of ~4m per year for the next decade. #jbrec
Excited to have this new demographics report out, which I know our clients are going to value. For anyone who has asked about updates to our book, this is the next evolution, showing how these demographic trends are shaping housing and the economy. #jbrec #demographics
NEW FOR JBREC CLIENTS: Demographics Clarity for Housing Executives Watch the short video for a sneak peek, including three surprising demographic shifts already impacting your business today. Learn how to become a research member: jbrec.com/us-demographic…
Short-term, the US has had a recent surge in population, driven by rebounding immigration. Long-term, the US is looking at a slower population growth rate than we've been used to in decades. But growth is still positive, which is something not every country can say. #jbrec
Good news for the US: The US population is set to match or outgrow most global economic superpowers over the next decade. Of course this could change quickly if legislation, regulations, or policy suddenly clamp down on immigration flows.
Keep an eye out this week as Eric Finnigan (@EricFinnigan) and I share some demographic insights from our upcoming Burns US Demographics Analysis and Forecast report. First up: expected retirement is much longer for the Boomers - one reasons so many of them worked past age 65.
Baby Boomers are set for longer, richer retirements than their parents. The avg. Boomer is now 67 and will live another 21 years. Expect 2 more decades of the avg. Boomer spending on their home and helping their adult children buy or rent.
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