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More and More Millennials, Gen Zers Staying Close to Home

“Making ends meet in today’s economy can be tough for anyone, but it’s often especially challenging for young people,” said Jacob Channel, LendingTree Senior Economist. In a new report, he revealed that nearly half of all young Americans are living in their hometowns, as two-thirds of young adults who moved back home during the pandemic still live with their parents.

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Existing-Home Sales Recover From Five-Month Drop

The share of existing-home sales ticked up, ending a five-month slide, according to a new report from NAR, while the median existing-home price also jumped in November, marking a fifth consecutive month of year-over-year price increases.

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Home Purchase Mortgage Apps Jumped in November

“Lending on new construction has been the one bright spot in an otherwise slow year for purchase originations,” said Mike Fratantoni, MBA’s SVP and Chief Economist. “That trend continued in November, with applications to purchase a new home up 22 percent compared to last year, while the purchase market as a whole remains about 20 percent behind last year’s pace."

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Snapshot: The Most Popular U.S. Housing Markets

"Affordability was the word on home shoppers' minds this year, and it shows in the most popular cities that buyers ... gravitated toward," said Skylar Olsen, Zillow Chief Economist. However, Olsen notes that "Heading into next year, the winds appear to be shifting just a bit."

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High Interest Rates Hindering Homebuyer Mobility

While the combination of high home prices and interest rates continues to price many potential buyers out of the market, homebuyer mobility has stalled as a result as well. Riordan Frost, Senior Research Analyst for the Joint Center for Housing Studies, reveals the latest predictions surrounding homeowner mobility and what it would take to recover.

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To Rent or Buy: The State of Renter Sentiment

Knightvest has released their latest Multifamily Renter Sentiment Report, examining where modern Americans are falling on the "rent-versus-buy" question and how different generations feel about renting in today's market.

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