NAR Study: Millennials Dominate but Gen Z Moving In
The new 2021 Generational Trends Report found that one in five millennial buyers (20%) and boomers (22%) are unmarried. And Gen Z is now 2% of all buyers and growing.
The new 2021 Generational Trends Report found that one in five millennial buyers (20%) and boomers (22%) are unmarried. And Gen Z is now 2% of all buyers and growing.
Starts hit a 14-year high in Dec. before seeing an unexpected drop (5.1%) in Jan. and then 10.3% in Feb. Building permits – a sign of future activity – also declined.
Any work change has major implications for commercial (where to invest) and residential (where to live) real estate, and new job ads suggest it’s a permanent trend.
Combine readily available data and you can market your services only to the local owners most likely to list a home soon. But most real estate agents don’t do that.
After April 1, Fannie and Freddie will buy fewer second-home mortgages. That increases lenders’ risks and will likely translate into higher fees and/or interest rates.
March confidence remained strong for buyer traffic, but late deliveries coupled with higher prices, notably for lumber, bumped builders’ confidence index down 2 points.
First-timers may have more flexibility than buyers who must sell a home first, plus access to more financing options like grants or down payment assistance.
Will Fla.-owned Citizens Insurance rates go up an average 7.3%? Fla. regulators questioned Citizens officials Monday and are analyzing the request.
National flood insurance will undergo a seismic change for homebuyers on Oct. 1, 2021, and for existing homeowners on April 1, 2022. Under “Risk Rating 2.0,” policy rates will be individualized based on a specific home rather than a general blanket rate based on flood zones.
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