How housing alternatives are giving the traditional starter home its comeback
Watch nearly any classic movie from the early 2000s, and you’ll always find one family in a picture-perfect home. It’s the never-changing white picket fence, the nicely mowed grass, and three different generations under one roof every holiday season. For decades, the starter home has been the entry point to that picture.
- ▪Watch nearly any classic movie from the early 2000s, and you’ll always find one family in a picture-perfect home.
- ▪It’s the never-changing white picket fence, the nicely mowed grass, and three different generations under one roof every holiday season.
- ▪For decades, the starter home has been the entry point to that picture.
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Watch nearly any classic movie from the early 2000s, and you’ll always find one family in a picture-perfect home. It’s the never-changing white picket fence, the nicely mowed grass, and three different generations under one roof every holiday season. For decades, the starter home has been the entry point to that picture. Today, for millions of Americans, that entry point has nearly disappeared, leaving first-time buyers priced out and older Americans stuck in homes they can no longer afford to leave.
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