Housing Market growth due to PokemonGO

>>1396414
>How long until we start to see Mortgage/Housing market growth due to certain locations having Pokestops or Gyms on them?

Never

Millennials don't buy houses

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Further reading from a social/commoner point of view

http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/people-are-already-using-pokemon-go-as-a-real-estate-selling-point

>>1396414
People who play PG are usually poor millennials. You have to wait for all their parents to die off and then to inherent the money before any of this becomes feasible, and even if it does, it'll just be an icing on the cake kind of thing.

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>>1396418
Best post this decade

Half the user base will be gone 1 month from now. When winter hits no one will be playing this shit.

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>>1396414
>buying houses
>[CURRENT YEAR]

>>1396414
You wont because Pokestops and Gyms are located on public parks/artworks areas of interest. These things already have a positive impact on nearby house prices.

>>1396451
Not all of them.

I have seen a few residential placed stops and gyms with no historical value.

>>1396418
This can't save enough money paying 1k a month for rent alone, with Jews you lose

>>1396414
Pokemon go is a meme that will completely disappear in a month or two. Anyone who would pay more for homes near in-game landmarks is deluding themselves if they think it will be *remotely* relevant by the time they look to sell the house.

>>1396414

I would devalue the home if the salesman told me it had anything to do with pokemon. I do not want to deal with that audience within 20 feet of my house on a day to day basis

Go have your fun in a park and get off my lawn