While other generations are pulling out of the housing market and waiting for conditions to improve, Millennials are doing whatever it takes to become homeowners
Homes in social, walkable neighborhoods are becoming increasingly expensive, and young buyers unable to afford them are faced with lonely living situations
A growing number of millennials are reaching peak homebuying age, but amid affordability constraints and a housing shortage, many are finding themselves delayed in the race toward homeownership
Millennials now own the housing market but have less money to spend than older generations. That has major implications for home sales and the home products industry