Tagged: Generational Buying

As GSEs dominate the nation’s mortgage supply and household debt climbs, shifting borrower demographics and easing lending standards point to a gradual, but uneven, market expansion

Slight improvements in housing affordability and financial assistance from family are helping younger Americans step into the housing market

As higher prices, rates, and limited savings push the American dream further out of reach, a new survey takes a closer look at the financial barriers faced by millennial homebuyers

New analysis by Veterans United finds that the youngest veterans are increasingly utilizing their VA loan benefit to enter the housing market where the average buyer age is now 40

After a slower start, younger generations are rapidly catching up in homeownership, fueled by rising incomes, career stability, and family formation, with millennials now buying homes in their 30s at rates comparable to Gen X in their early 40s

Post-purchase remorse declines from 2023, as today's buyers approach the market more deliberately, while the share who feel they overpaid for their home falls from 15% to 8% over the past two years

New data from Coldwell Banker sheds light on the state of homeownership and how housing affordability is reshaping family life, the economy, and the pursuit of major life milestones

Despite affordability challenges, a new poll found that two-thirds of Gen Z respondents view homeownership as a lifetime goal, as they plot to make their first or next home purchase in the next six years

As more homeowners stay put, they are tapping into equity products to ensure stability and build financial confidence

Only 3.1% of Americans below age 30 have a mortgage, study finds.