Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends National Association of REALTORS ®

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Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends National Association of REALTORS ®

Gen Y Born Ages 33 and younger Largest share of home buyers at 31% and smallest share of home sellers at 12% 76% are first-time buyers Buying primarily for desire to own a home 19% live in urban areas—largest share amongst the generations Biggest neighborhood influencers: quality of neighborhood and convenience to job Commuting costs are very important to 37% of Gen Y buyers Plan to live in home 10 years 74% say biggest benefit from an agent is helping them understand the process 20% had a difficult time saving for a downpayment  among them 56% said student loan debt delayed saving 17% had to stall home sale because their home was worth less than their mortgage Most likely to think their home is a good financial investment: 87%

Gen X Born Ages Second largest share of home buyers at 30% and largest share of home sellers at 29% Highest income earners at $98,200 and largest share of married couples at 72%; most have children under 18 in the home at 67% Buying for desire to own a home, larger home, and job-related relocation Biggest neighborhood influencers: quality of neighborhood, convenience to job and quality and convenience of school Plan to live in home 15 years 15% had a difficult time saving for a downpayment  among them 46% said credit card debt and 35% said student loan debt delayed saving 19% had to stall home sale because their home was worth less than their mortgage

Younger Boomers Born Ages 49 to 58 16% of recent home buyers 33% of younger boomers are single females or males 22% purchased a multi- generational home. Most common reasons: children over 18 moving back into home (38%), cost savings (18%), and health/caretaking of aging parents (15%) 26% own more than one home—including investment properties and vacation homes Plan to live in home 20 years 21% of recent home sellers Most common reason to sell home: job relocation, home is too large, and neighborhood less desirable 10% had to stall home sale because their home was worth less than their mortgage Most likely than other generations to bring up agent commission rate or fee for negotiation

Older Boomers Born Ages 59 to 67 14% of recent home buyers 21% purchase a new home to avoid renovations or problems with plumbing and electricity and for amenities of new construction Biggest neighborhood influencers: convenient to friends and family, affordability, convenient to shopping 27% own more than one home—including investment properties and vacation homes Plan to live in home 20 years 22% of recent home sellers Most common reason to sell home: want to move closer to friends and family, home is too large, and retirement Moving 36 miles from previous home Most likely to move to another region—at 22% Typically downsizing square footage and price of home

Silent Generation Born Ages 68 to 88 9% of recent home buyers and 16% of recent home sellers Most likely to be repeat buyer—98% 18% purchased a multi-generational home. Most common reasons: health/caretaking of aging parents (27%), children over 18 moving back into home (23%), and cost savings (21%) Biggest neighborhood influencers: convenient to friends and family, convenient to shopping, affordability, design of neighborhood, and convenient to health facilities Smallest share who finance their home purchase—55% Moving 38 miles from previous home Most common reason to sell home: want to move closer to friends and family, home is too large, and retirement Typically downsizing square footage and price of home