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flag Some Gen Z buyers are purchasing homes in pricey cities despite risks tied to job instability and high interest costs.

flag Despite rising home prices, some Gen Zers like 24-year-old Edwin Nino Delgado are buying homes in high-cost areas such as Seattle by avoiding college debt, saving aggressively, and using rental income to cover mortgages. flag Experts warn that homeownership may not be wise for young adults with unstable jobs, as it typically takes five to seven years to build meaningful equity, and early mortgage payments mostly cover interest. flag Renting out property may not cover costs in expensive markets, and low-down-payment programs can increase financial risk. flag Financial readiness and long-term stability matter more than simply affording a down payment, with retirement investing or other assets sometimes being a better choice.

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