Report: Millennials Are (Finally) Moving To The 'Burbs

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Last year, we wondered if Millennials would ever move back to the 'burbs. In what could mark a new trend, a new NAR report says Millennials are buying their first homes in the suburbs.

According to the report, the number of Millennials buying homes in urban areas dropped from 21% last year to 17% this year. In addition, 5% fewer bought a multifamily property in cities, the World Property Journal reports.

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Millennials remain the largest group of recent buyers for the third year in a row, making up 35% of all buyers (compared to 31% for Boomers). And Millennials are typically moving out of cities once they can afford to buy—which tends to happen when they are 30 years old and making $77k a year. [WPJ]

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