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Professor of Environment and Health @SwanseaMedicine @HDR_UK Wales Co-Director & Academic lead @ADR_Wales. PI of @MAGENTA_proj_uk Views are my own.
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Buying a home has gotten harder for young adults in most U.S. metro areas

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By Richard Fry, Blen Wondimu
| Pew Research Center Verified
Visitors at Alamo Square Park, across from San Francisco’s iconic “Painted Ladies” homes. (Stephen Lam/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images) Young adults in the United States are facing tough economic headwinds. For many, rising costs and a challenging job market are making it harder to afford basic expenses. That can make owning a home feel further out of reach.
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Are Baby Boomers wealthier than previous generations of older adults?

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By Richard Fry
| Pew Research Center Verified
(yellowdog via Getty Images) As the oldest Baby Boomers turn 80 this year, many people are taking stock of how this generation has impacted American life. One fact is clear: They’ve accumulated more wealth ($85 trillion by some accounts) than previous generations of older Americans. About this research This Pew Research Center analysis examines whether Baby Boomers are the wealthiest generation of older Americans in history.
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The oldest Baby Boomers turn 80 in 2026

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By Richard Fry
| Pew Research Center Verified
(Fabio Formaggio via Getty Images) Baby Boomers will soon reach another milestone: In 2026, the oldest members of this generation will turn 80. The Baby Boom generation refers to adults born between 1946 and 1964. The name reflects the sharp and prolonged increase in fertility that occurred in the wake of World War II. About this research This Pew Research Center analysis updates the size of the U.S. Baby Boomer population and incorporates the 2023 U.S. Census Bureau population projections to 2100.
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