...long-term driver of homebuying demand, also pushed market potential upward. Millennials are the largest generation in U.S. history and the bulk of them are aging into their prime home-buying years...

...millennials, as older millennials have been playing financial catch-up since starting their careers during the Great Recession and younger ones are early in their careers with fewer savings and lower...

...17% of older millennials (ages 35-41). Looking deeper, the younger age groups were found to be the most likely to move back out—14% of younger millennials have moved out, followed...

...their dream home —especially first-timers who accounted for 70% of buyers in 2021 and 2022. Of those shares, approximately 66% were millennials who were eager to own homes to raise...

...demographic of renovators was made up of Gen X and millennials, accounting for over 55% of all renovators in the survey. Top Reasons Why Homeowners Are Renovating Their Homes While...

...adjustment to a not-so-new normal. Potential home buyers are facing greater economic uncertainty and mortgage rate volatility, but there remains a deep-seated desire for homeownership, especially among millennials.” The housing...

...Aspiring millennial homeowners are financially prepared for success in the hottest ZIP codes Now aged between 25 and 44 years-old, millennials are a key cohort of aspiring homeowners, whether first-time...

...first-time home buyer, could afford 35% of the homes for sale nationally in April 2022, down from 54% a year earlier. Still, more-and-more millennials are aging into their prime homebuying...

...home. For example, Millennials may want to team up with their parents or siblings to buy a two-unit property. Combining two household incomes to purchase a property makes homeownership more...

...forests and other outdoor destinations, all within a lower cost of living framework. For Gen X and millennials caring for children, many of the top markets benefit from a bevy...