...fundamental problems with today’s housing market—especially with millennials, the biggest generation, now in their prime homebuying years,” Fairweather said. “Builders were hit hard by the housing crash—and home construction didn’t...

...Younger Millennials (born 1986-1990): 25% Findings also revealed that as Millennials hit key milestones, their thinking on housing and insurance is different than those of generations past. Changing expectations Their...

...the months following the onset of the pandemic, all generations recovered, but millennials outpaced the older generations. Between August 2020 and December 2021, Asian American millennials sustained an average HSI...

...would rather save less for a home than give up their self-care routines and luxuries, like shopping trips or getting a going out to dinner. Millennials are a driving force...

...leavers in 2021—and they were all millennials and Gen Zers, so the communities here can look forward to an increasingly youthful ambiance. The migration patterns of renters solely from out...

...Millennials are moving on up, signaling more starter homes for first-time buyers As the oldest Millennials are now pushing 40-years-old, these homeowners play a key role in adding starter-home inventory...

...share belongs to highly educated people. With Millennials strengthening their status as a driving force during the last decade, the life priorities of this sensible generation are reflected in the...

...survey respondents rating the difficulty of achieving homeownership at eight or higher, with Millennials having the most negative outlook. Few expect the situation to improve, with some 67% of Americans...

...changing: Gen Z and millennials will play a big role in the housing market in 2022 32% plan to refinance this year (compared to 23% of Gen X and 9%...

...culture. As a company, you need to make sure your goals coalesce with the loan officer’s goals. For example, millennials are driving today’s housing market, but to capture these borrowers—especially...