Internet home shopping survey
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Are you an Internet or traditional shopper when it comes to homes?
The median age of an Internet shopper is 38, and the median household income is $168,000. Internet home buyers increased to 45% this year from 28% in 2000, according to the California Assn. of Realtors’ fourth annual “Internet Versus Traditional Buyers Survey.”
Buyers using traditional methods were of a median age of 44 and had a median household income of $136,400. Traditional buyers fell to 55% from 72% in 2000.
The median price of homes for Internet buyers was $462,200, nearly a third more than the $350,000 median price tag of homes purchased by traditional buyers.
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