Recreational property sales have bounced back after a slow start to the sales season with increased activity seen across much of Canada.
In its annual Recreational Property Report, Re/Max said the modest start of the season was caused by the late arrival of spring and frigid winter experienced in many markets across the country.
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Demand for Condominiums among baby boomers has led boomers flocking to social media tools in staggering numbers.
A recent article in Zoomer Canada cites statistics that show that people over the age of 65 are adopting Facebook faster than any other age bracket. Further, the largest demographic cohort on Twitter is what we call the junior baby boomers - those aged 35 to 49. According to another survey, nearly half of Canadian boomers now utilize at least one social networking tool, and the number is growing rapidly.
The boomers truly are never a group to do things halfway, are they?
As the Zoomer article points out, the opportunity afforded by the boomers' increasing engagement with social media is huge for anyone hoping to market products (like, say, condos) to the group:
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