Analyzing the latest census data from 2022, the real estate brokerage found baby boomer empty nesters owned 28.2% of large U.S. homes, while millennials with kids owned 14%.

Analyzing the latest census data from 2022, the real estate brokerage found baby boomer empty nesters owned 28.2% of large U.S. homes, while millennials with kids owned 14%.

Empty-nester baby boomers own roughly twice as many of the nation’s three-bedroom-plus homes as millennials with children, according to a report from Redfin published on Tuesday. The report is ...

It’s common for people in their 60s, 70s, and up to consider downsizing their living situations. They are thinking about ...

*As empty-nester households across the U.S. prepare to downsize, over 20 million homes could become available, helping to ease the nation’s housing shortage—but recent research finds that ...

Empty nesters own some prime real estate. And they don’t seem very interested in leaving it. There are more than 20 million households with at least two empty bedrooms, ...

Credit: Depositphotos *As empty-nester households across the U.S. prepare to downsize, over 20 million homes could become available, helping to ease the nation’s housing shortage—but recent ...

They can be starter homes for building equity and then moving on – or a place to settle for empty-nesters who can no longer afford the utilities or insurance in a larger property. Or they can be ...

Empty-nest baby boomers own 28% of the nation’s large homes, while millennials with kids own just 14%. The landscape has transformed over the last decade: 10 years ago, young families were just ...

They can be starter homes for building equity and then moving on – or a place to settle for empty-nesters who can no longer afford the utilities or insurance in a larger property. Or they can be ...

Empty-nester baby boomers own roughly twice as many of the nation’s three-bedroom-plus homes as millennials with children, according to a report from Redfin published on Tuesday.. The report is ...