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Boomers Selling for Family, Not Downsizing

Boomers Selling for Family, Not Downsizing

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Baby boomers are flooding the real estate market for the first time, armed with equity but lacking experience—creating a golden opportunity for agents who can guide them. Contrary to assumptions, they’re not downsizing but relocating closer to family, especially grandchildren. Agents are also overlooking other underserved groups: single men, child-free households, and high-earning but not-yet-rich buyers—all with unique motivations ripe for targeted service. Meanwhile, despite strong job and stock market numbers, consumer confidence remains at crisis-level lows, possibly fueled by political sentiment. And while sales volumes are sluggish, home prices are still climbing, projected to hit a national median of $1 million in 25 years—far from the crash some predict, as cancellation rates stay low and market fundamentals remain solid.

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