Realtor.com research forecasts that Baby Boomers and the Silent Generation will release 13.9 million homes over the next decade, a 34% increase from the last ten years. Most of these homes are family-sized or larger, with only 0.38 million starter homes becoming available, offering limited relief for first-time buyers. The gradual increase in supply will mostly benefit trade-up buyers and ease prices in slower markets, but it won't fully close the current 4 million-home shortage. The peak of this generational handoff is expected after 2036, with Boomers becoming the primary source of released homes around 2029.
The forecast of aging homeowners freeing up 13.9 million homes over the next decade provides context for real estate market dynamics. For readers following the Real Estate sector, 11 of 26 priced US stocks rose and 6 fell today. LTC Properties Inc rose 1.07% to USD 43.46, Annaly Capital Management, Inc. increased 0.54% to USD 18.60, and Equinix Inc declined 0.52% to USD 1,020.34 as of Oct 05, 2026 17:01 WIB.
Mayfair Gold Corp. announced the appointment of Daniel Janusauskas as Vice President, Technical Services, effective November 1, 2026. Janusauskas will lead technical efforts to advance the Fenn-Gib Gold Project toward construction and production. The...
Gunnison Copper Corp. has received pre-clearance to list on the NYSE American under the ticker "GUNN," aiming to broaden U.S. investor access. The company operates the Johnson Camp Mine with a 25 million pounds annual copper cathode capacity and is d...
Avanti Gold Corp. announced significant gold mineralization from three diamond drill holes totaling 1,076.9 meters at the Akyanga Deposit in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Highlights include intercepts such as 12.27 meters at 5.39 g/t Au and 17.25...
Nexcel Metals has increased its ownership in the Burnt Hill Tungsten Project in New Brunswick, Canada, from 71.58% to 80.28% by exercising a second option under its agreement with Cadillac Ventures. This move consolidates the project further under Ne...
Geiger Energy's follow-up drill hole at the Apollo uranium discovery in Nunavut intersected 45 metres of elevated radioactivity starting at about 40 metres depth, closer to the surface than the initial hole. This confirms the uranium system extends a...
