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| RIP Forever Homes: Millennials More Inclined to Move |
| By Zoe Eisenberg |
Say goodbye to the idea of a "forever home." No, I'm not talking about taking home a rescue pup. Instead, I'm referring to the antiquated idea of buying that dream house and living there forever. A recent community survey from Taylor Morrison shows that over half (56 percent) of homeowners no longer believe in the forever home. To get these results, Taylor Morrison employed Wakefield Research to survey 1,000 U.S. adults who purchased a home in the last three years, or who are likely to purchase a new home in the next three years. While the study focused on homeowners of all ages, it was clear that millennials (the next gen of homeowners) are way beyond the forever ...
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