Sentences with phrase «millennials entering the housing»

«Housing aspirations are evolving,» Baker says, adding that «a significant increase in households ages 60 and older, with a rise in millennials entering the housing market, will drive demand at both ends of the market.»

As more millennials enter the housing market, some builders are focusing on catering to the 35 - and - younger demographic, according to NAR's 2017 Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends Report.

Not exact matches

Clark's script blamed the housing crisis on a shortage of supply, growing population and demand, consumers with double the borrowing power they had in 2000, and millennials «who are greater in number than even the baby boomers — and who are now entering the housing market for the first time — and they aren't happy.»

Fortunately, Goldman analysts suspect this negative effect will subside as the millennial generation gets older and enters the housing market.

Chief among them are the likelihood of duties being raised at the Canadian border, possibly as early as next month; President Donald Trump's calls to renegotiate NAFTA; and growing demand for new homes following the housing crisis as consumer optimism improves and millennial buyers finally seem eager to enter the market.

And if this doesn't suit the millennials, who're now entering the housing market for the first time, they can go to the Fed and complain.

Fortunately, Goldman analysts suspect this negative effect will subside as the millennial generation gets older and enters the housing market.

And millennials can't even enter the housing market in the first place.

According to Genworth Canada's 2015 First - Time Homeownership Study, millennials (the largest age group of first - time homebuyers) are making responsible financial decisions before entering the Canadian housing market.

The millennial segment of the population, roughly aged 20 to 36, faces several challenges when it comes to entering the housing market.

As millennials approach their mid-30s, we're watching to see if they enter the housing market.

The delay in Millennials entering into home ownership could be a drag on the housing industry for years to come, CNNMoney reports.

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ORLANDO, Fla. (November 4, 2016)-- More millennials entering their prime homebuying years, rising household formation, and continued job gains boosting overall demand are expected to be behind the slight increase in existing - home sales in 2017, according to a residential housing and economic forecast session here at the 2016 REALTORS ® Conference & Expo.

The millennials, the oldest of whom are just now entering their 30s, still have fresh memories of the housing crash and financial crisis.

There are other, less intimidating influencers keeping millennials from entering the housing market, too.

There's no doubt that millennials have finally entered the housing market.

There are still plenty of millennials who aren't ready to buy a home just yet — but it looks like these are the kinds of features they will be looking for when they are ready to enter the housing market.

This could be particularly note - worthy given that, before 2016 made way for 2017, many experts had forecasted 2017 to be a turning point for U.S. housing, when Millennial first - time homebuyers would finally begin entering homeownership in droves.

In fact, millennial home shoppers, as well as shoppers age 35 - 44, cited family needs as the primary reason for entering the housing market, and noted better school districts as a primary reason for purchasing a new home.

As more millennials enter adulthood, industry insiders are searching for clarity on the group's housing behaviors.

We discussed a number of topics that matter to millennials, including renting versus owning, the «missing middle» and the social economic impact of millennials not entering the housing market.

For years after the recession, most millennials couldn't afford to even consider entering the housing market.

Homes that make great use of limited space will be in high demand among Millennials as they begin to enter the housing market.

HomeReady was created in response to the changing demographics of today's diverse home buyer population, Millennials trying to enter the housing market, and a growing elderly population that traditional lenders are not supporting.

As the housing industry celebrates New Homes Month in April, recent data from the Census Bureau confirms that millennials are increasingly entering th...

Millennial shoppers cite family needs as the primary reason for entering the housing market As millennial buyers prioritize family needs, it is no surprise that most millennials cited life events like increasing family size and getting married or moving in with a partner as their primary triggers for finding aMillennial shoppers cite family needs as the primary reason for entering the housing market As millennial buyers prioritize family needs, it is no surprise that most millennials cited life events like increasing family size and getting married or moving in with a partner as their primary triggers for finding amillennial buyers prioritize family needs, it is no surprise that most millennials cited life events like increasing family size and getting married or moving in with a partner as their primary triggers for finding a new home.

«Last year, we saw millennials begin to enter the housing market in force,» said Joe Tyrell, executive vice president of Corporate Strategy at Ellie Mae, in a statement on the Tracker.