Could Gen Z Be the Dark Horse in a Recovering Real Estate Market?
Despite fears of a 2023 recession and persistent affordability challenges, Gen Z is taking the housing market by storm
Single Women Continue to Outpace Men in the Race to Homeownership
Single women are dominating residential real estate despite a series of financial hurdles to homeownership
International Buyers Are Flooding the US Real Estate Market—Here’s Where They’re Settling
Affluent international buyers are accelerating their home searches across some of the nation's most popular metros
The US Homeownership Rate Is Increasing, but Along With It, a Racial Gap Is Widening
The homeownership gap between Black Americans and any other racial group is at its widest point in a decade
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As Housing Affordability Worsens, Multigenerational Buying Is on the Rise
First-time and repeat buyers are increasingly turning to multigenerational living to spend more time with loved ones and to save on housing costs
Demographics
Young Adults Who Returned Home During the Pandemic Are Now Moving Out
Young adults are spreading their wings and going solo after moving back into their childhood homes throughout the pandemic
Market Data + Trends
How the COVID-19 Pandemic Shifted Household Formation Among Young Americans
The mid-pandemic housing market offered young Americans a number of new homebuying opportunities. Here's how many took advantage ...
Market Data + Trends
Roughly 92% of Millennial Homebuyers Say Inflation Has Affected Their Purchasing Plans
Millennials are entering their prime homebuying years during one of the housing market's most volatile periods in history, but many are forging ahead anyway
Demographics
Single Women Are More Likely to Be Homeowners Than Single Men in 48 States
Single women own nearly 2.5 million more homes than single men and are more likely to be homeowners in 48 states across the U.S.
Demographics
As Housing Costs Rise and Starter Homes Disappear, First-Time Buyers Face a Dilemma
Unforgiving market conditions mean today's first-time homebuyers are older and more financially burdened than new buyers in years past
Demographics
After Slowing Mid-Pandemic, U.S. Population Rebounded in 2022
The U.S. population growth rate increased sharply in 2022 after reaching historic lows between 2020 and 2021
Market Data + Trends
These Three Women Are Finding Solutions to Combat Discrimination Against Black Homeowners
The home appraisal industry is plagued by a lack of diversity, and that misrepresentation has led to decades of racial discrimination and a widening affordability gap which these three female appraisers are working to resolve
Demographics
Student-Loan Repayment Pause Helped Young Americans Become Homeowners
An ongoing student-loan payment pause is helping more young adults budget for homeownership
Demographics
Millennials Took a Slower Approach to Home Purchases in 2022
After speeding into home purchases from 2019 to 2021, first-time buyers were slowed down by historically high home prices and skyrocketing mortgage rates in 2022
