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According to a new survey by Realtor.com, millennial buyers are, more than older buyers, having to adjust what they're looking for in a home. The report states that crushing ...

While digital platforms play a major role in the homebuying process, a survey found vast differences in the way homebuyers approach the purchase process. The reason? Click through to learn more.

They’re the most active generation of homebuyers in the market today, but unlike their Gen X or Baby Boomer parents, millennials prefer to buy homes that are close ...

In their latest report in the Housing Insights Series, Fannie Mae delved into the number of Baby Boomers that own their homes free-and-clear compared to that of generations before them. Take a look at how the generation’s mortgage payment habits will affect their financial security as they make their way into retirement.

The future is about planning ahead, whether that means building home equity or saving for retirement, forward thinking is paramount. And it would seem more American’s are becoming concerned with what’s ahead.

Homebuyers are having a tough time finding homes for many market related reasons, but a new report shows an additional cause could be that baby boomers just aren’t moving out.

Chase Mortgage is teaming up with the bank’s credit card arm to deepen its relationships with existing customers—thanks in large part to one innovative mind. This feature originally appeared in the June 2017 issue of MReport.

Over the last two years, a few different trends have emerged concerning where and when people are buying homes, according to a recent report, and they aren't what you think. Read ahead to see how millennial are continuing to shape the housing market.

New data shows that Baby Boomers may be just as saddled with student loan debt as millennials—maybe even more. Between 2005 and 2015, people aged 60 or older saw their student debt increase eight times, while debt for those under 30 increased just twice. Many Boomers are taking out loans and refinancing their homes to either return to school or help their children and grandchildren with college tuition.

Owners in Generation X are willing to spend more on home renovations compared to any other generation at 72 percent—learn where HELOS and renovation loans stand among homeowner options to pay for these projects.