Episode
Countries with the youngest & oldest populations - and why it matters for real estate
- Podcast
- Real Estate Without Borders
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- Jul 3, 2025
- Duration seconds
- 2599
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Summary
In this episode, Dave Hutch and Daniel Foch explore the demographic trends of countries with the most seniors and children, discussing the implications for real estate and economic growth. They share personal experiences in Texas, analyze the differences between aging populations and youth-heavy countries, and delve into the challenges faced by nations with high youth populations. The conversation also touches on international migration trends and the economic factors that influence growth in various regions. Texas offers a friendly atmosphere and affordability. Countries with aging populations face economic challenges. High fertility rates contribute to youth-heavy populations. Qatar and UAE have low senior populations due to immigration. Demographics alone won't guarantee economic growth. Political stability is crucial for economic development. Countries with high youth populations may face housing shortages. Real estate policies differ based on demographic trends. International migration impacts local economies significantly. Understanding global demographics aids real estate investment decisions. keywords: demographics, seniors, children, real estate, immigration, economic growth, Texas, global trends, housing market, youth population