The title is misplaced. The author measured the data only for the resold houses between 2015-2026 and also the emphasis on the word RESOLD.
The author cannot generalize the trend for EVERYONE as the title suggests. Because everyone else is happily or sadly living in their own homes for much longer. Only the people who are have bought in this time period have also sold their houses within this time period. What about the people who bought their houses in 2013? Are they still living there or they have sold off and how long did it take for them to sell off?
So the author cannot generalize.
The author should have made the title as: "Within the 11 year time duration, on an average people stay in their newly bought houses for ten years".
The title is misplaced. The author measured the data only for the resold houses between 2015-2026 and also the emphasis on the word RESOLD. The author cannot generalize the trend for EVERYONE as the title suggests. Because everyone else is happily or sadly living in their own homes for much longer. Only the people who are have bought in this time period have also sold their houses within this time period. What about the people who bought their houses in 2013? Are they still living there or they have sold off and how long did it take for them to sell off? So the author cannot generalize. The author should have made the title as: "Within the 11 year time duration, on an average people stay in their newly bought houses for ten years".
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