...sales,” Fleming said. The bulk of millennials hitting their prime home-buying age will also continue to boost sales for the next few years. “Household formation contributed to a gain of...

...the future. Homebuyers also are also prioritizing square footage while scouting for properties. Realtor.com says that millennials, who are at the peak time in their lives for buying homes, are...

...at a faster pace than they were two years ago. And this intense demand isn’t going anywhere fast. Low mortgage rates, millennials looking to upgrade, and the Great Reshuffling will...

Editor's note: This story originally appeared in the December edition of MReport. Picture this: It’s 2030. The last of the millennials are reaching their early 30s. In the previous 10...

...that more consumers may become eligible for home loans. First-time buyers, especially millennials who are at the peak time in their lives for buying homes, may leap into pursuing homeownership....

...migration. Millennials make up the largest generation, and on their heels are the Gen-Zers who are entering their home-buying years. The older Millennials, those approaching 40, will be looking to...

...The 10 markets on the list have an average 14.1% share of millennials, which surpasses the 13.5% of millennials that make up the country as a whole. Since millennials are...

...of older millennials opted for conventional loans, compared to 73% of younger millennials. Overall, purchase loans and refinance loans of all types that were borrowed by millennials remained steady month-over-month...

...This could actually decrease home prices in the long term. Whatever happens, millennials will be calling the shots with Gen-Z on their heels. Older millennials are at the time in...

...there could be 6.4 million more households in 2025 because so many millennials are aging into their late thirties. “If and when the economy begins recovering again once the pandemic...