Generation Z is expressing strong interest in homeownership but these first-time buyers face a series of unprecedented hurdles

A growing number of millennials are reaching peak homebuying age, but amid affordability constraints and a housing shortage, many are finding themselves delayed in the race toward homeownership

Millennials now own the housing market but have less money to spend than older generations. That has major implications for home sales and the home products industry

Gen Zers are slowly but steadily making their way into the housing market. Here's where they're headed

The total share of Gen-Z homebuyers is slowly but steadily increasing, and most are flocking to these affordable metros

Baby Boomers are better equipped financially for homebuying and, as a result, are beating Millennials in the race to find affordable starter homes

Middle-income buyers can afford to buy less than one-quarter of listings in today's housing market

Gen Zers and Millennials are most disadvantaged by a financial crisis caused by soaring inflation and stagnant wage growth, and as a result, many are boycotting a volatile housing market

Millennials are losing out to Baby Boomers in the hunt for a limited supply of starter homes