Younger Boomers Trading Up, Older Boomers Staying Put

The survey's findings present a much more dynamic picture of the current real estate market when the general term "boomer" was divided into "Younger Baby Boomers" aged 47-55 and "Older Baby Boomers" aged 56-64.
According to the survey's results, Younger Boomers are both more likely to be interested in purchasing a second home and seeking out a single family home over older boomers. The most staggering divide between young and older boomers can be seen in those looking for a larger home, where 31 percent of respondents say younger boomer clients are selling their current home and looking for more space, compared to just 6 percent of agents who report older boomers are looking to do the same.
Read the full story at The Huffington Post.
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