Generation Z Sees Its Own Home as a Distant Destination for High Interest
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Home ownership remains the most important long-term goal for Generation Z, even if the path to it is increasingly financially challenging. According to Fundamenta research, 60 percent of young people agree that housing prices are growing faster than their savings, and 56 percent are skeptical that their generation has a realistic chance of buying a home – despite this, 77 percent still consider owning their own home as one of their top goals.
The purchase of real estate, traditionally associated with investment and financial security, began to be perceived differently by the Z generation, formed by people born between 1997 and 2012. The own house continues among the long-term objectives, but the need to gather resources for entry and raise with funding has taken young [...] The post Generation Z wants own house, but sees the purchase of real estate as a distant objective appeared fir…
The purchase of real estate has already been the basis of investment strategies. Today, however, the scenario is another, especially for a generation that seeks security in the midst of a future perceived as uncertain. For part of the Z generation, born between 1997 and 2012, the real estate market is not seen as a means of accumulating [...]
The purchase of real estate has already been the basis of investment strategies. Today, however, the scenario is another, especially... The post Generation Z sees its own home as a distant goal, in a scenario of high interest and pressurized income appeared first in Bem Paraná.
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