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With a difficult housing market, are you helping your clients in all the ways you can? Maybe your mature client can afford more when considering roommates? The fastest-growing roommate demographic is now the baby boomer age bracket of 65 and older, whose share of the overall rental market has more than tripled over the past decade, according to the roommate-finding platform SpareRoom. The second-highest increase has been seen among roommates aged 55-64, comprising older members of Gen X. CMAsnap can help you with rental pricing.

'Ridiculous' Rents Are Forcing Baby Boomers To Seek Roommates—and Some Find They Enjoy It The fastest-growing group in the roommate market is now Americans 65 and older, whose share has more than tripled over the past decade.

Are you tired of national headlines telling a story that doesn't match what you’re seeing in your neighborhood? A new USA TODAY report confirms what we’ve all been feeling: the national housing market is "increasingly fractured." From stagnant standstills in some regions to intense bidding wars in others, everything depends on locality right now.

In a market like this, generalized data just doesn't cut it. Clients need your eyes, your background, and your intuition.

With CMAsnap, you aren't stuck with a cookie-cutter template. Our platform is completely customizable, allowing you to blend hyper-local data with your personal market experience. You can craft tailored talking points that address exactly what’s happening in your specific zip codes, helping you build trust and win the listing every single time.

Take control of the narrative and show your clients why a local agent is irreplaceable. Learn more about customizing your client reports at https://app.cmasnap.com/



https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/real-estate/2026/05/27/national-housing-market-real-estate-local/90258472007/

'No national market anymore': All real estate is local, again Years after the subprime bubble and the COVID madness sparked national housing narratives, local markets are increasingly distinct from each other.