It’s no secret that millennials (also referred to as Gen Y: born 1981 to 1996, currently aged 25 to 40) are positioned to have substantial and long-lasting influence on the...

...of 2.5 people per household. The median age for the population is 38, with large cohorts of millennials and boomers currently entering the stages of life focused on homebuying and...

In recent years, experts have focused on millennials becoming the largest new wave of first-time homebuyers. Real estate professionals have adopted new technology and social media marketing in hopes of...

...responded, the pandemic encouraged younger generations to move, a trend that will continue in the coming year, Knock reported. Among those who moved during the pandemic, 58% were either millennials...

...found that younger millennials continue to enter the market in droves, while older millennials look to upgrade and upsize their homes. In a recent CoreLogic consumer survey, the need for...

...homes for sale while they can still take advantage of historically-low interest rates,” said Realtor.com Senior Economist George Ratiu. “From a demographic standpoint, millennials are coming of homeownership age and...

Purchasing a home right now is challenging for first-timers, millennials, and most Americans. But for those millennials who were able to maintain steady employment throughout the pandemic-related lockdowns and stay-home...

...as rates continue to hover near historic lows, the economy improves and puts upward pressure on wages, and millennials continue to choose homeownership over renting." He continues, "One of the...

According to a new survey by Angi, millennials who bought homes during the pandemic ended up in homes needing more renovations than they intended, and if they didn't exceed their...

...cost.” Millennials also felt they didn’t get a good mortgage rate, or that they overpaid for property, as 12% of millennials said their rates were too high, and 13% said...