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How millennials are affecting the price of your home

  • Written by Jimmie Lenz, Clinical Assistant Professor of Finance, University of South Carolina
Millennials are less likely to own a home than previous generations were at the same age.Andy Dean Photography/shutterstock.com

It used to be that everyone wanted to buy a home, seeking pleasure and security, as well as the potential for future wealth.

But younger Americans are buying homes far less often than their elders’ generations did,...

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