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You might want to think twice about the future of the Davis housing market. Remote learning is changing how students get degrees and UC schools are no exception
by asterizer 5y ago
You might want to think twice about the future of the Davis housing market. Remote learning is changing how students get degrees and UC schools are no exception. Online and "hybrid" classes are here to stay at every level. Who wouldn't want a morning class when all you have to do is roll over and open your laptop? This is going to seriously impact demand for housing in Davis. I'd wait and see how enrollments and housing patterns settle out before planning any project.
- neilparikh 5y agoI'm in university right now, and know a lot of university students. Online learning is not popular, and many students are clamoring to get back to in person classes as soon as they can (many Canadian universities are still primarily remote).
- mateo1 5y agoIn theory most university courses, especially common ones on the undergrad level such as most mathematics, physics and engineering, could all be replaced by standardized tests. Long tests, sure, but tests you could simply sit for a small fee. This is not likely to happen though.
- anonAndOn 5y agoDavis is a gem of an opportunity for myriad reasons. The target market for new housing is not more students, it's more young (and young at heart) professionals. A modern mid-rise within walking distance of downtown would likely sell out before it's even built.
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