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In reply to the discussion: 1 in 3 Baby Boomers Say They'll Never Sell Their Home [View all]
yorkster
(3,644 posts)14. In many cases, even to downsize to a condo
or small house, you have to make enough money selling your house to be able to afford the next (possibly last) place.
In the northeast that's a tough sell, literally.
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Gen X (1965-1980) and Millennial (1981-1996) birth year ranges have been firm for ages now.
Celerity
Jun 2025
#16
I am within less than 2 and a half months of being Gen Z, but the widely accepted boundaries (1981-1996) for Millennial's
Celerity
Jun 2025
#24
those are not widely accepted cut off years at all, whether informally or in academia
Celerity
Jun 2025
#47
I have a standard reply when those shitbirds call . . . after making sure not to say "yes" . . . .
hatrack
Jun 2025
#25
The house, although way too big for us, is paid off and we like the location. If a smaller one in a similar
Vinca
Jun 2025
#23
It says 45% of silent don't intend to sell, but there aren't many of them still in their own homes.
OnlinePoker
Jun 2025
#52