Tag Archives: Generation X

The percentage of adults who became homeowners by age 30 for millennials is under 30%, but for the first time, more than half of first-time buyers are millennials.

As the supply of available homes continues to shrink, home value growth is being seen in areas with the highest population of children.

Homeowners spent an average of five years in their first home, with millennials spending four, and paying higher prices for their first home.

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.

Re-issuing a survey first completed three years ago, PropertyShark, a property research firm for commercial and residential tracts, found that Millennials have become more pessimistic about their housing options than they were ...

Millennials typically forge their own path in life, bucking the trends and norms of their parents—and now that they are in the prime home-buying time of their lives, their views on ...

A new ServiceLink report analyzed homebuying trends over the past year, finding that the desire for more space to work remotely was a primary driver for most seeking a new home.

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.

The CoreLogic Loan Application Database shows there has recently been a net outward migration of homebuyers from the center of the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area to more affordable ...

Owners in Generation X are willing to spend more on home renovations compared to any other generation at 72 percent—learn where HELOS and renovation loans stand among homeowner options to pay for these projects.