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The Property Tribune

Young people represent the future residents and purchasers in new and existing communities, which gives them a critical reason to be part of consultation and engagement processes in relation to urban growth and development.

Despite their pivotal role in the future of our cities, towns and neighbourhoods, according to Town Teams Co-Founder Jimmy Murphy, young people are often overlooked, and it is assumed that they can be difficult to engage with.

“They are the future of our cities and towns, and when you do connect, they have some really great ideas, which are more relevant and innovative for ‘their’ future,” Mr Murphy said.

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