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Ajiste Poukisa? Pou youn, millennials kounye a que pitit pitit boomer a. Sa fè yo pa marye a pi gwo pitit an pitit "75.4 milyon fò. Men, menm pi enpòtan pase anpil moun yo, se sa yo ap prepare pou: achte kay yo. Selon rapò 2017 lojman Trulia a, 83% millennials di yo gen plan pou achte ak 72% ap chèche pou achte nan 2018. Yon lòt rapò nan Nielsen ak Enstiti Demand lan di Millennials pwal depanse nan zòn $2 milliards sou achte kay nan senk ane kap vini yo. Jodi a, genyen sèlman apepwè 13 milyon millénaire lokatè nan Etazini a, men, pa 2018, ki kantite ap monte 22 milyon. Plus, yon rapò ki soti nan Mizuho sekirite te di premye sou lis volonte yo yo: yon kay premye a, lè sa a, yon machin sa a, lè sa a lè yon moun retrete.
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Why adjust? For one, millennials now outnumber the baby boomer generation. That makes them the single largest generation �” 75.4 million strong. But even more important than their numbers is what they’re preparing for: buying homes. According to Trulia’s 2017 housing report, 83% of millennials say they plan on buying and 72% are looking to buy in 2018. Another report from Nielsen and the Demand Institute says Millennials will spend around $2 trillion on home purchases in the next five years. Today, there are only about 13 million millennial households in the U.S., but by 2018, that number will rise to 22 million. Plus, a report from Mizuho Securities says first on their wish lists: a house first, then a car, and then retirement.