...the millennial generation) remained largely unchanged in August despite improvements in previous months. Many millennials will enter the housing market as first-time buyers in ebbs and flows as job stability...

...profits. This is now going to be rapidly accelerated by 80 million millennials and their insatiable demand for technology. What this means is the industry must respond to the APR...

...CoreLogic. "Adding to overall housing demand is the benefit of a better labor market which has provided millennials the financial independence to form new households and escape ever-risings rental costs."...

...demand from millennials as the major contributors to the markets stability. However, the Fed still danced around the looming rate hike in their last Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting...

...is on solid footing that’s being bolstered by strong, broad-based job growth and more millennials creating their own households," said Selma Hepp, Trulia's chief economist. "As we saw earlier this...

...Reuters poll, 20 of the 22 economists surveyed said that the market could withstand the Fed's anticipated rate hike, indicating that employment and housing demand from millennials as the major...

...households of all sizes, income levels and age ranges now rent their homes. Renters are leading household formations, which are expected to keep climbing due to the improving economy, millennials...

Many housing experts feel that millennials, the largest generation in U.S. history according to some estimates, are not as interested in homeownership than previous generations, according to Fannie Mae commentary...

...has not budged in recent years, whereas the number of Millennials in multifamily rental units has grown by nearly half a million annually." The fact that Boomers do not appear...

...needs to be done to make it possible–the urgency will only grow in coming years. Something else to remember: Within the next 20 years, millennials will start moving into their...