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Last year, baby boomers were the biggest share of buyers, which means is they're buying later in life than traditionally.

CNBC's Diana Olick reports on the latest existing-home sales data.

A decline in existing-home sales, higher prices, and steady mortgage rates reflected America's affordability woes and undermined the spring homebuying season.

Many members of Gen X are simultaneously supporting children and parents, and so are choosing homes to accommodate multigenerational households.

Mortgage rates will likely stay between mid-6% to 7% for the first half of 2024; there's no sizable rate change expected until the later part of 2024.

Millennials surpassed baby boomers as the largest generation of home buyers, totaling 38%, whereas baby boomers made up 31% of recent home buyers.

Baby boomers surpassed millennials last year as the largest share of home buyers at 39%, a 10-point increase from 2022.

Members of the National Association of Realtors® will continue to be the most reliable partner for the millions of Americans striving to realize the American dream through homeownership.

Pending sales of previously-owned homes in the US recovered last month after declining at the start of the year, adding to evidence that the housing market is gradually improving.

Pending home sales in the Midwest soared in February, contributing to a rebound in the market for the month