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U.S. first-time homebuyers are delaying purchase until age 40 due to unaffordable prices and debt.
The average age of a first-time U.S. homebuyer has risen to 40, up from 29 in 1981, due to soaring home prices, stagnant wages, and mounting debt.
Many young adults are delaying major life milestones like marriage, having children, or starting businesses because of housing affordability.
Despite homeownership remaining a key part of the American Dream for most, experts say waiting until 40 or beyond is increasingly common and financially prudent.
To cope, a majority of aspiring buyers are making sacrifices such as taking side jobs, moving in with family, or buying smaller homes.
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Los compradores de vivienda por primera vez en los Estados Unidos están retrasando la compra hasta los 40 años debido a precios inasequibles y deudas.