To afford a home, Generation Z is willing to make compromises, but not on everything

Latest Freddie Mac report finds the contraction in the housing market resulting from Baby Boomers making their exit is unlikely to be a dramatic wave but more like a gradually receding tide

Data show that in some US markets more than others, young adults aged 25 to 34 are continuing to live in their parental homes. One key reason: affordability

A new National Association of Realtors report finds Asian Americans and Hispanics have made the greatest gains in homeownership over the past decade

Data show significant differences in rates of homeownership in the US by race and ethnicity

Cities in the Midwest and South, such as Fort Wayne, Ind., Corpus Christi, Texas, and Detroit, offer America's youngest a homebuying window of opportunity

Millennials are so desperate to own a home that, even in a pricey market, 78% would consider accepting an interest rate higher than the national average

The number of renter households headed by Millennials peaked and is now declining. What will the rental landscape look like with Gen Z?

Report finds one in five Millennials and two-thirds of Gen Z are taking longer to leave home compared with previous generations