...Baby boomers and Millennials represent two enormous generations, and both are very active in the housing market. Baby boomers are hardly exiting the market as they age, a departure from...

...sourcing tools, 64% of homeowners surveyed show a tendency to buy the necessary tools rather than borrow. The challenge homeowners face: More than 2-in-5 homeowners (44%), particularly millennials (63%), admit...

...to score above 100 points in our current ranking. In fact, the metro has become a hot spot for renting throughout the pandemic, attracting many Millennials looking for more affordable...

...regional growth.” “’Younger metros, such as Los Angeles and Phoenix, have become less transient as populations increasingly settle and establish roots there. Furthermore, millennials have become less mobile as shifts...

...and then make that available in an automated or AI tool, it is only a matter of time before the early adopters of technology—basically, millennials and Gen Z—will prefer talking...

...become homeowners usually do so with a lower-priced starter home," said Fleming. “While the homeownership rate for millennials recently surpassed 50%, there are still a lot of potential buyers bidding...

...versus 59% of Millennials. Why are Millennials and Gen Zers staying close to home? When asked why they remained close to their hometowns, 42% of respondents cited a sense of...

...accounted for 17% of all moves that took place in America this year. This number is well above the national average of 8%. By comparison, Millennials moved at a rate...

...report that their timeline has lengthened by at least a few years or indefinitely. Millennials and Gen Z report similar salary expectations needed to afford a home. On average, Millennials...

...large rentals will rise in 2024 because they’re particularly attractive to millennials, many of whom desire homes large enough for their growing families. Remote work has also boosted the appeal...