Canadian millennials are optimistic about the future, including their homeownership prospects, according to a RE/MAX poll.
The survey, conducted by Leger, found that 78.5% of Canadians aged 18-34 agree that owning a home they love is attainable. In all provinces, Canadians overwhelmingly agree that homeownership is attainable, despite price appreciation in cities like Toronto and Vancouver.
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The survey also found that 81.6% of Canadians 18-34 agree that finding a good job in their field is attainable, demonstrating overall optimism about their future.
While millennials are optimistic about homeownership, many expect help in order to make their dreams a reality. Of Canadians 18-34 who are considering buying a home, 37% expect help with their down payment from a family member or friend. Of those who are expecting help, 60% anticipate that it will come from their parents.
The survey also found that when asked about their financial priorities, 68.2% of Canadians 18-34 agree that saving for a down payment is a priority and 78.4% agree that saving for retirement is a priority.
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