A new study has found that they will likely be the key driver and the target market for sustained loan growth at credit unions—and a main driver of that growth has been mortgages.
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Why is the homeownership rate at an all-time low? The answer may lie within a key demographic.
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While saving for a down payment remains a significant obstacle for millennials who hope to achieve homeownership, a recent survey indicates that a majority of them ARE saving.
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Americans 55 and older remain a major piece of the U.S. housing market and will continue to be for a long time, because they aren’t playing by conventional logic.
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The number of millennials living alone has been dropping for a decade, according to according to a recent report.
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Millennials are able to become homeowners in these 10 affordable metro areas that boast steady job growth and lower income qualifications needed to purchase a home.
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For the first time in modern history, millennials who live with their parents beats out other living arrangements. So why is this generation not leaving their parent's nest?
Read More »Is Homeownership Out of Reach for Millennials?
New research shows that millennial renters want to purchase a home, but based on current savings rates, they may need to save up for a decade or longer before they are able to come up with a 20 percent down payment.
Read More »Millennial Homeownership in Perspective
This complex generation stirs up a lot of talk in the mortgage industry, mostly because they have come to be known as the financially unstable and indecisive, renter generation in the housing market.
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