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New Halloween Survey Finds 60% Would Sleep in a Room Where Someone Died to Save on Housing
Source: PRWeb
Housing & Real EstateConsumer Demand & Retail
A Casinos Analyzer survey released ahead of Halloween found that 35% of respondents would move into a house considered haunted, while 27% would live in a home where someone was murdered. Bad Wi-Fi was a bigger deterrent than a death in the home for 55% of respondents; the article provides no broader housing-market implications.
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