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Millennials that bought in their 20s or early 30s are doing fine, gen Z in the other hand...
Lol, with what money do you think the millennials are doing this?
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/buying-a-house-first-time-homebuyer/
i am a millennial that bought a house with a restaurant job back in 2012, because they were cheap snd interestes was low, if i had waited i would be screwed, i don't think i could afford a house now
I'm a millennial who bought a house a year ago because I got lucky with a temporary job that paid well above market rate, enabling me to raise the capital to put down a deposit.
The other millennia I know also bought their houses with inheritance, windfalls or family money.