Anecdotal evidence and sales data is said to suggest more US baby boomers are putting their homes on the market this year to unlock equity and fund retirement. The median price of a home in San Francisco has risen by about 20 percent since last year, according to Zillow.
Anecdotal evidence and sales data is said to suggest more US baby boomers are putting their homes on the market this year to unlock equity and fund retirement. The National Association of Realtors supported the findings, confirming that the average age of vendors has risen from 49 to 54 since 2009.