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Mohamed El-Erian cited the Burns Affordability Index showing median homebuyers spend about 42 percent of income on housing. The figure is lower than the 48 percent peak recorded in late 2023 but remains classified as extremely unaffordable.
nypost.comSingle Gen Z women made up 35% of home purchases by their generation between July 2024 and June 2025, nearly double the 18% share for single Gen Z men, according to National Association of Realtors data.
fortune.comSingle Gen Z women accounted for 35 percent of homebuyers in their generation while single Gen Z men accounted for 18 percent, according to National Association of Realtors data covering July 2024 through June 2025. Overall Gen Z buyers represented 4 percent of all U.S. home purc…
ww2.kqed.orgA LendingTree survey of first-time homebuyers shows that 80 percent of Gen Z homeowners received financial assistance for their down payments. The same survey found lower rates of assistance among older generations.
qz.comFrancisco Vazquez, 27, bought a three-bedroom home in Milwaukee for $220,000 after saving $72,000 in just over two years, including a year living rent-free with his parents. Joanna Belechak, 25, purchased a beige brick townhouse in Pittsburgh more than two years ago with parental…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewSeveral U.S. cities and a nonprofit are providing financial incentives to encourage relocation and homeownership. Programs include down payment assistance in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and student loan scholarships in Hamilton, Ohio. These initiatives target remote workers, recent grad…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewThe number of prospective homebuyers in the UK decreased in March, according to data from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. This decline followed disruptions in the mortgage market linked to Middle East conflict. The report highlights a shift in buyer sentiment amid e…
Martin Addison / Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 2.0)Mortgage demand from homebuyers and homeowners fell 4% annually in the week ending October 6, marking the first yearly drop in over a year. The decline coincides with weakening consumer sentiment influenced by geopolitical tensions from the Israel-Hamas war. Data from the Mortgag…