...across all age-groups and not only with millennials. In fact, when it came to millennials it was independence, rather than traditional factors like marriage that made them think of moving...

...over the past two years, millennials are feeling the biggest brunt. Demand for houses is high among millennials, the report found. But constrained supply that leads to bidding wars and...

...entry-level space. “With interest rates and home prices both on the rise, first-time homebuyers—largely millennials—may want to consider making the jump from renting to owning sooner rather than later,” said...

...prices in Minneapolis were relatively higher to other cities on the list, mortgages were relatively affordable and the city ranked highly among millennials thanks to high salaried jobs available there....

...millennials are still hesitant to buy after watching their parents suffer with declining home prices a decade ago, Melchiorre says. A Farewell to Paper—Mostly In 2008, the mortgage process, from...

A majority of millennials who plan to buy their first home in the next 36 months say they can’t afford the type of home they would like to live in,...

...to NAHB, 53 percent of respondents said they would consider buying a home smaller than 600 square feet at some point in their lives, with Gen Xers and millennials considerably...

...percent, per the U.S. Census. In general, we are experiencing a large demographic and ideological shift in relation to homeownership. The new working class, especially millennials, value flexibility in their...

...a desire to leave. As for growing the pool of appraisers moving forward? We certainly don’t see millennials who are advancing in their careers or recent Gen Z college graduates...

...millennials will continue to flood the housing market in search of new homes as the economy in all three Midwest states soars. “Now, even during the winter months, our real...