First-time homebuyers hit record low in Realtor buyer/seller survey

Chicago Agent Magazine·Nov 14

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First-time homebuyers have reached a record low, making up the smallest share of the market ever measured. The median age of first-time homebuyers has increased, with some reports suggesting it has risen to 40, as they are priced out and waiting. The shift has led to other generations, such as baby boomers, becoming a larger share of home buyers.

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A generation ago the typical first-time American homebuyer was in their late twenties; today, NAR says the median has hit a record 40, priced out and waiting — and first-time buyers now make up the smallest share of the market ever measured

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First-time homebuyers hit record low in Realtor buyer/seller survey

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