2016 rennie Census Results - Population by Age
May 05, 2017
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The latest batch of 2016 Census data are now available and rennie intelligence has teased out some interesting—and in some cases, surprising--trends and observations. Among them:
- The stock of single-family dwellings declined in 20 of 25 municipalities in BC’s Lower Mainland
- The region’s seniors population is inexorably expanding, but kids still outnumber retirees
- The young family formation / housing market entry age group of 20-39 year olds grew throughout the Lower Mainland, including in the City of Vancouver
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