USA Today: Buying a New House May Now Be Easier for Millennials as More Starter Homes Get Built

January 10, 2020

By Daniel Kagan

Master-Planned Communities

And they’re moving to the suburbs from the urban cores they favored in their 20s, says Brad Hunter, managing director of RCLCO, a real estate consulting firm.

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