The share of families living in apartments has reached the highest level in half a century, as a new RentCafe study shows more of those who could purchase a home are choosing instead to rent.
Read More »Older Homeowners Plan to Stay Put
Most Americans over the age of 45 who already have a house do not intend to sell, a factor that will continue to exacerbate nationwide home inventory shortages.
Read More »Higher Education Proving Strong Contributing Factor for Millennial Homeownership
The latest analysis from First American Financial revealed that millennials are the most educated generation in American history, with nearly 40% possessing a bachelor’s degree or more, as those with higher education remain more likely to obtain homeownership.
Read More »Buyers Expect Agents to Use Social Media
Buying a home and sticking to it is becoming a way of the past as more and more members of the Millennial generation and Generation Z who currently ...
Read More »On Average, Millennials Are Paying More for Starter Homes
Homeowners spent an average of five years in their first home, with millennials spending four, and paying higher prices for their first home.
Read More »Refinances, Renovations Expected to Increase in 2022
Some 72% of homeowners are considering renovations or upgrades to their home, and 37% are seeking to apply for home refinance. A new report digs into what generational cohorts are planning and prioritizing when it comes to housing.
Read More »Boomers Are Winning the Housing War
Long-time homeowners who can tap equity gains have an advantage over younger homebuyers who are often bidding for their first home and are unable to include as much cash in their offers.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Serving Today’s Millennial Homebuyer
An upcoming webinar focuses on the millennial homebuying demographic and examines how to implement strategies to increase your share of this growing sector.
Read More »Home Prices Remain High With Supply Restricted
More baby boomers are choosing to remain in their homes, forcing prices to rise as the number of homes available rapidly shrinks.
Read More »Survey Finds Homes Are ‘Still Where the Heart Is’
Homes were always one’s safe haven, but a new Unison report finds they have become a place of greater emotional connection in a post-pandemic world.
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