As many seniors expressed worry about high interest rates, some 90% said they still want to age in place, but a new Point study revealed mounting costs for home improvements may be necessary in order to stay put.
Read More »Senior Home Equity Surpasses Record-High $10.6 Trillion
According to the latest quarterly release of the NRMLA/RiskSpan Reverse Mortgage Market Index, homeowners 62 years and older saw their housing wealth grow by nearly 4% —or $405 ...
Read More »Seniors Overwhelmingly Want to Stay in Their Homes
As seniors age, more opt to remain in their homes instead of moving to assisted living facilities, senior communities, or condos.
Read More »Most Seniors Are Choosing to Remain in Their Home
Even with tight inventory and sellers netting record profits, a new poll has found that seniors are choosing to stay in their homes, citing sentimental value over monetary worth.
Read More »More Americans Relocating Out of State for Retirement
Nearly 400,000 American retirees moved their residences during 2020, the highest number in five years. According to a data study by the moving services website HigherAHelper.com analyzing ...
Read More »Are Baby Boomers Derailing the Housing Market?
What aspect do “boomer-shaming stories” fail to point out? Click through to read more.
Read More »What Millennial Homebuyers Want
Here’s what a study revealed about the features that millennials desire in their home and those they don’t. But which features were absolutely essential in guiding their home buying decision?
Read More »Why Home Equity is the Greatest Asset for Seniors
With trillions in home equity, senior homeowners are sitting on more wealth than ever before. How can seniors utilize their equity for their futures?
Read More »Housing Wealth Increases Among Senior Homeowners
Homeowners over the age of 60 increased their housing wealth by $177 billion in the first quarter of 2018, a report found. Here’s why mortgage debt for this group remains low despite rising equity.
Read More »Housing Equity Among Retirees
According to a study by the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association, housing equity for homeowners aged 62 and older increased by $149 billion between Q3 2017 and Q4 ...
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