A survey Up to date Monday by actual property brokerage agency Redfin discovered that 46% of respondents would “desire to reside” or “will solely reside” in a spot the place hashish is legalized broadly. Simply 22% of respondents “wouldn’t” or “desire to not” reside in a spot the place hashish is allowed for adult-use.
One other 32% of survey respondents mentioned they didn’t care whether or not hashish was authorized or not when deciding the place they wished to reside.
Redfin’s ballot discovered 34% of respondents — the very best majority — most well-liked to reside the place hashish for grownup use is not prohibited; 12% of these polled mentioned they might solely reside in a spot the place hashish is absolutely authorized.
Simply 10% of the 1,023 survey-takers mentioned they might not reside in a spot the place hashish is authorized, with 12% saying they would like to not.
The survey included individuals who had moved to new metro areas since March 2020.
A survey Up to date in March discovered comparable outcomes with 46% of respondents within the ballot — by insurance coverage comparability firm the Zebra — saying they might buy a home inside one mile of a hashish dispensary. That survey additionally discovered that residence costs in Colorado and Washington state have doubled since 2012, when the states legalized hashish for adult-use, and that residence costs grew at charges above the nationwide common, post-legalization, in 60% of states, together with Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Michigan, Maine, and Nevada.
A RE/MAX report targeted on Canadian actual property final yr discovered hashish legalization elevated residence costs and led to residence shortages in some areas.
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