Few non-homeowners expect to buy home in next 5 years: Survey

Few non-homeowners expect to buy home in next 5 years: Survey

Few non-homeowners expect to buy a home within the next five years, according to a poll released Wednesday. In the new Gallup poll, 25 percent of non-homeowners said they believe they “will buy a home” within five years. Five percent said the same about purchasing a home within a year, 23 percent said the same…

Many Say They Won’t Be Able to Buy a Home

A new Gallup Poll finds only 30% of adults who don’t own a home believe they will purchase one in the next five years, while 23% say they will do so in the next 10 years and 45% don’t anticipate it happening in the foreseeable future. Axios: Where starter homes cost at least $1 million.

Less than a third of Americans expect to buy a home in the next 5 years, poll finds

Homeownership rates aren't likely to increase substantially in the next few years, and most Americans aren't confident in the housing market, a new poll found.

Saving for a down payment blocks 1 in 3 Canadians from homeownership amid rising living costs

As soaring housing costs slam the door on homeownership, Canadian renters face an increasingly difficult entrance into the real estate market.

Housing Market Crisis: Why Fewer Americans Plan to Buy Homes

Rising costs and negative housing market perceptions are significantly dampening homebuying intentions in the US. Learn why fewer non-owners expect to buy and what this means for the future of homeownership.

Over Half of American Renters Say They May Never Afford a Home, New Survey Finds - Davis Vanguard

A new national survey reveals that over half of American renters believe they may never be able to afford a home, with significant differences in perception based on gender, age, and geography, and policymakers are being urged to address rising rents, tax burdens, and housing shortages with greater urgency.