...went about to buy their home. However, positive feedback among millennials was forthcoming. millennials, with 15 percent, were the most significant segment among all age groups to describe the experience...

...to rise with millennials aging into homeownership. “The housing market is not plagued by a decline in demand, but rather a shortage of supply. The result -- surging house prices,”...

...decisions, per the BankRate survey. In general, millennials, Gen-Xers, boomers, and silents seem to agree on roughly the ages at which people should think about things like getting a first...

...on additional housing, we will inch closer to balancing inventory with demand,” Fleming said. “But, with millennials entering household formation age and baby boomers living longer and more independently than...

The millennial homeownership rate lies far below that of Gen Xers and baby boomers. Less than a third of millennials own homes compared to three-quarters of baby boomers and 60...

...Mae. Apart from Madisonville, Mount Pleasant, Texas also saw a lower than average credit score for millennials at 689. Indiana, Pennsylvania saw millennials hitting an average credit score of 733,...

...and millennials are getting married later than earlier generations,” Fleming said. In fact, the rate is 30 percent higher among married couples than other types of households. Fleming pointed out...

...to recover. Now, backed by the demographic tailwind provided by millennials reaching the peak age to buy their first home, the housing market should have some room to grow going...

For all the speculation as to why millennials are not buying into the housing market, Freddie Mac says the answer is basic–housing costs are rising faster than incomes. And they've...

...to buy in the next five years, with 70 percent of those renters being millennials. The survey found that renters who were most positive about being able to buy a...