I don't know that property ownership could be a cause. It's an interesting correlation, but I think there are much more crucial social factors at play. Yes, more people from rural areas voted for Trump, but things like education, socioeconomic status, race and religion, and other factors are likely more central to a person's proclivity to vote for a particular candidate. Still, an interesting correlation and thought.
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Education is a really interesting variable to consider, because many people would conclude that the general education (K-12) is nothing more than indoctrination.
Once we consider this the college level, we see so many required classes that are probably nothing more than a further shaping of the individuals mind.
Since there are not many college graduate jobs in the country, we would expect a higher concentration of these individuals to be within the city limits.
Of course there are many variables, and they all probably play a role.
Wasn't some University in CA one of the biggest donors to the Clinton campaign?