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Most landbuyers say lack of high-speed internet will not change plans
An informal LandThink Pulse survey found 37% of respondents say internet speed would not affect where they buy land.
LandThink used its LANDTHINK Pulse to ask readers whether the availability of high-speed internet would influence their decision on where to buy land.
In the informal online survey, 37% of the audience said that while high-speed internet is preferred, it would not affect their land-buying decision.
The poll results indicate internet access is a consideration for some buyers, but it is not viewed as a deal-breaker by a large share of respondents.
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