...years old make up 26 percent of the homes bought,” said Dr. Eddie Seiler, Chief Economist at Summit Consulting. “These baby boomers or older people include divorcees and widows.” This...

...up 11 percent of the share. To put that in perspective, baby boomers inhabited almost double that amount when they were in the 18 to 34 bracket. Freddie Mac said...

...12 months. Twenty-one percent of Baby Boomers said they’ve increased the amount of money they’re putting away, which isn’t surprising considering that a good majority of them are unwilling to...

There are many factors that contribute to the housing inventory shortage—Baby Boomers being hesitant to sell their houses, rising prices of building materials, and a sheer lack of available homes...

...35 years old; Gen Xers, 36 to 52 years old; Baby Boomers, 53 to 71 years old; and Greatest Generations, over 72 years old. The findings showed that Gen Xers...

According to a recent Bloomberg article by Prashant Gopal, millennials are being pushed out of the housing market because Baby Boomers just wont sell—and this is causing issues between the...

...rental households were formed, and 5 million of those were Baby Boomers. But Boomers aren’t the only generation to blame for the recent rise in renting. Millennials, who are starting...

...of the workforce. Millennials are the most racially diverse generation, the oldest baby boomers have begun to exit the workforce, and African-, Asian, and Hispanic Americans account for a significant...

...3 percent of home sales, baby boomers (born 1946 to 1964) accounted for 24 percent of home sales, Generation X (born 1965 to 1982) accounted for 44 percent of home...

...investment. More Gen Xers and Baby Boomers believe real estate is a better investment than millennials that do, but not by a large margin. Millennials are split in their vote—30...