Generation Z
In a recent study commissioned by Porch.com, Gen Zers are facing tough sledding in their formative years.
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Traditionally, the younger generation hasn’t always been a fan of suburbs — which is understandable. What Gen Zer wants to live in the sedate ‘burbs away from the lively vibe of the big city? C’mon, what Zoomer wants a visit from Progressive Insurance’s Dr. Rick, the man who’ll save them from becoming their parents? Well,…
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So, here comes a study that reveals the natural order of things: In terms of homeownership, younger people can’t afford what the more established older generation has done. Compounding it all are historically low inventory and skyrocketing prices. Younger generations seem to be facing two strikes before they can get the bats off their shoulders…
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More Americans are migrating from expensive, densely populated urban areas to less-pricey, coastal locales according to CoreLogic’s recent report on the hottest metro areas for migration. CoreLogic’s report states that secondary cities — large cities adjacent to major metros — were the target for homebuyers looking to get more housing bang for their buck. This…
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It makes sense. Denton is the second-ranked Texas city of choice and 12th-ranked nationally by the percentage of Generation Zoomer renters, according to a RENTCafé analysis. Denton is home to the University of North Texas and Texas Woman’s University. The city is the very definition of a college town with a dynamic music, arts, and…
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