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    5% of adults age 55 and older change residences in a given year, compared to 17% of adults under the age of 55 Demographic Challenges and Opportunities for U.S. Housing Markets  
    Added: 03/12/2012 from Urban Institute Published: 03/09/2012
    Hispanic homeownership is 25% below that of Caucasians Demographic Challenges and Opportunities for U.S. Housing Markets  
    Added: 03/12/2012 from Urban Institute Published: 03/09/2012
    African American homeownership is 28% below that of Caucasians Demographic Challenges and Opportunities for U.S. Housing Markets  
    Added: 03/12/2012 from Urban Institute Published: 03/09/2012
    9% of Millennials got first-time loans in 2011, compared to 18% in 2001 Federal Reserve White Paper  
    Added: 02/17/2012 from Federal Reserve Published: 02/17/2012
    Nearly 25% of loans in low-income neighborhoods and 20% of loans in high-minority neighborhoods have been foreclosed upon or are seriously delinquent Lost Ground, 2011: Disparities in Mortgage Lending and Foreclosures  
    Added: 11/18/2011 from Center for Responsible Lending Published: 11/16/2011
    Approximately 25% of all Latino and African-American borrowers have lost their home to foreclosure or are seriously delinquent, compared to just under 12% for white borrowers Lost Ground, 2011: Disparities in Mortgage Lending and Foreclosures  
    Added: 11/18/2011 from Center for Responsible Lending Published: 11/16/2011
    Since 2000, homeowner mobility peaked at 8.1% 2001-02 when nearly 16M homeowners moved. In 2009-10, only 10.8M homeowners moved Geographical Mobility/Migration - Geographical Mobility: 2009 to 2010 - U.S. Census Bureau  
    Added: 05/23/2011 from US Census Bureau Published: 05/23/2011
    Among renters, 29% moved in 2009-10, down slightly from the 29.6% who moved between 2008-09. Renter mobility has been largely flat since 2000, peaking at 30.8% in 2001–02 Geographical Mobility/Migration - Geographical Mobility: 2009 to 2010 - U.S. Census Bureau  
    Added: 05/23/2011 from US Census Bureau Published: 05/23/2011