TBDMillennials
Leadership
Why Young 1st-Time Buyers Are Driving Spring '23 Demand
Buyers – especially the aspiring first-time and entry level prospects – pushed through a narrower mathematical pathway to achieve their goal. Here's what coaxes many of them along.
Together with
Westwood Insurance Agency
Marketing & Sales
Discretionary Buyers — AKA Baby Boomers — Reclaim Focus
Both "younger" and "older" Baby Boom buyers in the market tend to be classic discretionary purchasers, versus adult "rental refugee" households looking to cross the Rubicon to homeownership, or ones compelled to seek larger living space due to expanding family formation.
Wellness & The Built Environment
Financial Well-Being, A New Frontier In Housing Opportunity
Financial well-being stands out as the least discussed and understood of the worries and pain-points among 3,000 respondents of Wave 3 of the America At Home Study.
Together with
Kohler
Marketing & Sales
Hidden In Plain Sight, The Baby Boom May Be The Next Big Thing
Homebuilders, developers, and investors fixate on younger adult buyers and their path into new homeownership. Meanwhile, a still untapped -- and unconventional -- market lies ahead in a longer 55-plus runway.
Land
Suburban Renewal: America's Pandemic Embrace Of Backyards
Fresh Pew Research affirms a mindset shift toward bigger, less dense, houses, versus walkable access to neighborhood retail, food, health, and entertainment connections. Two big questions here.
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Leadership 04.27.23
Why Young 1st-Time Buyers Are Driving Spring '23 Demand
Buyers – especially the aspiring first-time and entry level prospects – pushed through a narrower mathematical pathway to achieve their goal. Here's what coaxes many of them along.
Marketing & Sales 03.29.23
Discretionary Buyers — AKA Baby Boomers — Reclaim Focus
Both "younger" and "older" Baby Boom buyers in the market tend to be classic discretionary purchasers, versus adult "rental refugee" households looking to cross the Rubicon to homeownership, or ones compelled to seek larger living space due to expanding family formation.
Wellness & The Built Environment 02.14.23
Financial Well-Being, A New Frontier In Housing Opportunity
Financial well-being stands out as the least discussed and understood of the worries and pain-points among 3,000 respondents of Wave 3 of the America At Home Study.
Marketing & Sales 12.13.21
Hidden In Plain Sight, The Baby Boom May Be The Next Big Thing
Homebuilders, developers, and investors fixate on younger adult buyers and their path into new homeownership. Meanwhile, a still untapped -- and unconventional -- market lies ahead in a longer 55-plus runway.
Land 08.30.21
Suburban Renewal: America's Pandemic Embrace Of Backyards
Fresh Pew Research affirms a mindset shift toward bigger, less dense, houses, versus walkable access to neighborhood retail, food, health, and entertainment connections. Two big questions here.
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