Almost half (45.3%) of 25- to 34-year-olds had lived in their home for less than two years as of 2017, Zillow found. In 1960, that figure was 33.8%.
Since the Great Recession, Americans overall have averaged eight years in their home.
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Millennials are moving more often than previous generations did, often for their jobs, according to a study by Zillow. So reports the Dallas Morning News.
Almost half (45.3%) of 25- to 34-year-olds had lived in their home for less than two years as of 2017, Zillow found. In 1960, that figure was 33.8%.
Since the Great Recession, Americans overall have averaged eight years in their home.