Sentences with phrase «about the millennial home»

This infographic is about millennial home buyers and sellers, born between 1980 and 1995.

We were curious if what we've read about millennial home buying habits is true and here's what we found.

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Anecdotally, you could see this bias come in to play if you hear one millennial homeowner talk about how they've achieved some degree of financial success due to their own hard work, and another millennial blame their inability to buy a home on a housing market that was destroyed before they got there.

Diply — which creates and aggregates highly sharable clickbait - y content geared towards millennials — attracts over 41 million unique visitors each month, about 60 % of whom are located in the United States and 15 % in the U.K. Just 7 % of visitors to the site are from Canada, but that hasn't deterred the company from keeping London as its home - base.

And what about the millions of millennials who grew up with video games on everything from school computers to cell phones to game consoles at home?

The industry also faces a lingering, low - level panic about Airbnb and what the home - rental business will mean for the sector — particularly in the battle for millennial loyalties.

A new Bank of America survey about home ownership reveals some surprising millennial trends and suggests Home Depot Inc (NYSE: HD) could benefihome ownership reveals some surprising millennial trends and suggests Home Depot Inc (NYSE: HD) could benefiHome Depot Inc (NYSE: HD) could benefit...

There's a lot of talk about the housing affordability crisis faced by Millennial home buyers.

When millennials roll up their sleeves and head into work, they're likely thinking less about building a dream home and more about taking a dream vacation.

Despite the fact that 1 in 6 custodial parents are dads and there are about 2.6 million stay - at - home fathers, as well as the millions of Gen - X and Millennial men who are hands - on dads, we still don't tend to see men as primary — or even equal — caregivers.

Think about it - how many millennial moms do you know who work from home, whether full time with a big company, freelancing on their own, or through selling branded merchandise?

Get a Job (Blu - ray + Ultraviolet) Details: 2016, Lionsgate Home Entertainment Rated: R, crude and sexual content, nudity, language, drug use The lowdown: Miles Teller and Anna Kendrick star in this comedy about a pair of millennials whose goal is to become a power couple.

There's a lot of talk about the housing affordability crisis faced by Millennial home buyers.

Many talk about student loan debt killing home buying for millennials.

Millennials are optimistic about the prospect of owning their first home within the next five years.

Most of the talk about millennials centers around the inability to purchase a home because of student loan debt.

It's time to stop treating Millennials like specimens — shocked by their very existence — and learn how to talk to them about home buying and mortgage interest rates.

Dogs now play a key role in Millennials» decision about home buying, outweighing getting married or even having kids.

Many Millennials are buying a home for the first time.So what do they need to know about mortgages and financing the purchase of a home?.

Millennials who are interested in purchasing a high value home with a jumbo loan can contact Wholesale Capital Corporation to inquire about their options.

Money: A story Feb. 16 about advice for Millennial home buyers incorrectly identified the types of financing charges APR applies to.

And considering that the average first - time homebuyer is about 33, according to a 2015 Zillow analysis, many young millennials also haven't reached a stage in their life where they own a home and have mortgage debt.

«Millennials are now cat people because they can leave home for a week and not worry about it,» says Flantzer.

Moorefield and Morris: Understanding that Millennials place a lot of value in convenience we are thinking about possibly adding home delivery services.

Millennials are terrible snake people who are ruining America by not moving out of their parents» home (or something), but their biggest crime might be not knowing a lot about health insurance.

Revealed in a recent study commissioned by Effective Coverage and performed by ORC International, what we do know about millennials is that they aren't likely to purchase home and renters insurance from local agencies.

We've all read about the new Millennial wave that's going to take over home - buying in residential real estate.

Mortgage rates, though still at historic lows, soared at the end of 2016, giving first - time homebuyers — mostly millennials — pause about their spring home search, according to a January report by realtor.com ®.

The Millennial generation is about 90 million strong — forming the largest demographic wave in the country's history — and some reports suggest they're readying for home ownership.

When asked about the primary reason for purchasing a home, a desire to own a home of their own was highest among millennials at 39 percent.

Fifty - five percent of millennials — the current generation of first - time homebuyers — reported disheartened feelings about buying a home as a result of rising rates, while 68 percent reported pressured feelings about buying a home ahead of future growth.

Though their attitudes about trust may remain, Yarrow thinks that once millennials begin having children (which she says has been delayed, not put off forever), their interest in the stability that comes with owning a home will inevitably increase.

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About 17 percent of millennials — those born between 1981 and 1996 — expect their parents to help them with their first down payment on a home, according to a report by Apartment List, based on about 13,000 respoAbout 17 percent of millennials — those born between 1981 and 1996 — expect their parents to help them with their first down payment on a home, according to a report by Apartment List, based on about 13,000 respoabout 13,000 responses.

When asked about the advantages of starter homes — ones requiring TLC to be fixed over time — Millennials recognize affordability and the opportunity to build credit and become a homeowner sooner.

A new ULI survey of about 1,200 Millennials shows that 59 percent of those surveyed prefer a home in a neighborhood that has a variety of housing types.

«While there's lots of talk about millennials wanting to move to big cities and live in apartment buildings, the fact is that all of our research indicates that many renters want to rent single - family homes,» Mayopoulos said, «because they like the lifestyle; they like living in communities where they have access to yards and bigger houses.»

If your target clients are millennial first - time home buyers, why are your social media posts about high - end, move - up homes?

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Millennials, those born between 1980 and 2000, are the second - biggest segment of home buyers, behind Generation X (those born between 1965 and 1979), according to a 2013 National Association of REALTORS ® study about generational housing trends.

Separate Laundry Rooms — Say what you will about millennials and their laundry habits, the majority of millennial homebuyers are searching for homes with an additional room just for laundry.

People are still cautious about jobs in some areas, and too many millennials are still renting in the city and holding off on buying homes.

The Millennial Factor: For a generation that many have deemed «Generation Rent,» an overwhelming 82 percent of LGBT Millennials surveyed are concerned about rising rents, and 59 percent say they plan to have children in the future, both of which are potential motivators for purchasing a home.

In a 2014 C.A.R. survey of millennials, the majority (69 percent) cited «better communication with agent» as the No. 1 thing they would change about their home - buying experience.

«While a vast majority of LGBT Millennials believe homeownership is a good investment, interestingly enough, about half those who currently do not own a home stated they are not knowledgeable about homeownership,» added Chris.

About 4 in 10 of Millennial first - time homebuyers who plan to call mom and dad for help may also be in luck, as according to the latest Modern Homebuyer Survey, 42 % of Baby Boomers are open to helping their adult children financially with buying a home.

According to the National Association of Realtors» Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends Report 2015, 12 % of home buyers» first step was looking online for information about the home buying process, and that number increases to 17 % for millenniHome Buyer and Seller Generational Trends Report 2015, 12 % of home buyers» first step was looking online for information about the home buying process, and that number increases to 17 % for millennihome buyers» first step was looking online for information about the home buying process, and that number increases to 17 % for millennihome buying process, and that number increases to 17 % for millennials.

«Many homebuyers, especially Millennials, haven't fully investigated their home financing options because they are pessimistic about qualifying for a mortgage,» says Rob Chrane, president and CEO of Down Payment Resource.

From baby boomers downsizing, millennials bringing a new mindset to the idea of homeownership and their parents, who lost their homes in the ’08 crash, still left with a bitter taste in their mouth about the whole thing — to say there is an increasing demand for rental properties has been the understatement of the last few years and will continue to be so, in my opinion, for several years to come.

One investment Millennials appear most cautious about is a home purchase.