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Sure, they want a safe secure home, and part of that is smart home features. I don't know why you're really downplaying it here, it's not as if smart home featu
by waboremo 3y ago
Sure, they want a safe secure home, and part of that is smart home features. I don't know why you're really downplaying it here, it's not as if smart home features are exclusive to the "dumb" things like checking HVAC over the internet.
You can look up plenty of statistics regarding smart homes, and every one of them shows growth, and increase of demand. Especially considering smart homes cost more, this isn't a limitation, as most smart home packages are an additional cost to their rent/purchase. Going back to Mattamy, this is an additional monthly subscription.
Again, I don't understand your attempt to downplay this. It seems narrative driven rather than objective. You want to believe something is true, so you come up with ideas like landlords being enough of a big market to double smart home industry in 3 years.