A common narrative suggests that the housing crisis is a young person’s problem, with Gen Z and millennials bearing the brunt of high prices.However, new data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the American Enterprise Institute Housing Center reveals a much more disturbing reality: the collapse of homeownership is happening at every age level."The profile has shifted from the young couple starting a life to the established professional who has been squeezed out of the market for a decade," Douglas Elliman's Jaclyn Bild told Fox News Digital on Wednesday. "Today’s first-time buyer is...
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