...the affordable housing needs of borrowers like millennials, seniors, retirees, workforce, and multigenerational households. We’re going to continue to promote liquidity in the housing market, as that is one of...

...become less economically relevant as millennials continue to come of home-buying age. Superstar cities will create much of the job growth, pushing wages in those cities up. Yet the percentage...

...hoping the optimism for the economy along with job gains and more millennials reaching the prime home buying age will fuel growth in housing next year. “Some would-be sellers may...

...being driven higher by improved household growth as the economy promotes further job and income gains. “With improved employment and income prospects,” he said, “millennials are an expanding portion of...

...something that could be done more broadly by the industry as a whole.” Of the millennials surveyed, nearly one-third (30 percent) said they don’t know how much they can afford...

...millennials to obtain a mortgage loan has been high on the list of priorities for increasing homeownership. Redfin recently published a report stating that the challenges facing first-time buyers and...

Among the trends that realtor.com is predicting for the housing market in 2017 are that millennials, which have been cited by many analysts as the key to housing growth, will...

...about millennials and particularly the problems that millennials have with student loan debt and how they’re putting off buying. That has been the case, but we’re starting to see millennials...

...for single-family housing as older millennials form families at an increasing rate. “Historically, there is a significant uptick in homeownership at the age of 35,” he said, “an age that...

...economic conditions they believe will result in a “net positive” for housing in 2017. Among those conditions expected to drive those positives for housing next year are more millennials entering...