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Close icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. People at a restaurant in Austin, Texas, in June 2020. REUTERS/Sergio Flores Wealthy millennials are buying multimillion-dollar "starter houses," in cities like Austin and Aspen, per a Bloomberg report. Millennials may have rented for longer than past generations, but they now make up the largest group of American home buyers. Their home purchases are defying the stereotypes that all millennials are broke and doomed to ...

Close icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. A house on the Hamptons' billionaire lane. Katie Warren/Business Insider Home sales hit a record high with 803 deals closed, about double the year prior. Buyers of luxury properties had little inventory to choose from, which led to bidding wars. Hamptons home sales have hit yet another record high, according to a new report from Douglas Elliman Real Estate and Miller Samuel.  Real-estate deals in the ritzy oceanfront s...

Houses in the Hamptons are flying off the market for top-dollar prices after bidding wars Juliana KaplanFeb 2, 2021, 00:18 IST A house on the Hamptons' billionaire lane.Katie Warren/Business Insider Hamptons Home sales hit a record high with 803 deals closed, about double the year prior. Buyers of luxury properties had little inventory to choose from, which led to bidding wars. Hamptons home sales have hit yet another record high, according to a new report from Douglas Elliman Real Estate and Miller Samuel. Real-estate deals in the ritzy oceanfront stretch east of New York City had shatter...

Visionhaus/Getty Images Millennials aren't killing the American Dream. They're reviving it. John Truslow Adams defined the American Dream as a better life for all, but consumerism got involved in a big way after World War II. Millennials are bringing back its true meaning, whether they seek a life of suburbia or an alternative path. A college-educated couple, mortgaged house with a white picket fence, 2.5 kids, and a dog: It's the American Dream, and millennials are "killing" it.  So cried the press in the past decade, accusing millennials of killing so many ind...