- Housing News
- April 4, 2025
Gen Z are Buying the Most Homes in These 10 Cities
Members of Generation Z are buying the most homes in these 10 metropolitan areas.
Contributing Writer, New American Funding
Nancy A. Ruhling, a freelance reporter based in New York City, covers real estate, architecture, art, antiques and interior design. She also writes profiles about notable people.
Members of Generation Z are buying the most homes in these 10 metropolitan areas.
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