You have probably heard the term “house poor” used among new homeowners, particularly millennials, who make a good income, but spend most of it on housing. But have you heard...

...in order to produce additional income. Diving a little bit deeper, the Zillow survey showed that most Millennials (55%) and Gen Z (51%) homeowners find it very or extremely important...

...their parents at the same age as today's average millennials. Likewise, Zoomers also struggle: By 22 years old, an estimated 66% of millennials, 65% of Gen X, and 61% of...

...support local businesses. The carbon footprint of purchased home renovation and construction materials is especially influential among millennials and Gen Z. Renovation Trends Led by Efficiency and Space Optimization: Triangle...

Millennials, or those born between 1981 and 1996, are well into their prime homebuying years and are beginning to settle in. But which states are best? Scholaroo, a college scholarship...

...Z (33%) and 40% of Millennials agree, compared to 53% of Gen X and 62% of Boomers. Those making less than $50,000 annually are less likely to agree (42%) than...

...starter tier price growth in markets like Miami, Pittsburgh and St. Louis suggests homeownership demand among millennials is far from dead." Click here to see the report in its entirety....

...And as First American Deputy Chief Economist Odeta Kushi notes, “Lower builder sentiment is concerning because the U.S. housing market faces a structural housing shortage. Demographic tailwinds from millennials continuing...

...38% of Boomers know that a reverse mortgage can be used to pay off a mortgage, compared to 46% of men and 49% of Gen Z and Millennials. When combined...

...are more likely to believe they’ve lived in a haunted house if they already believe in the supernatural. Millennials are the most likely to believe in the paranormal. Consequently, they...