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Aspiration to Own a ‘Forever’ Home Is ‘Losing Relevance for Younger Generations’

A UK survey shows 82% of homeowners aged 34 and under prioritize renovation potential and flexibility over traditional forever homes, reflecting economic and lifestyle shifts.

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Nearly a quarter of homeowners aged 34 and under view homes as financial assets to be leveraged at the right time, according to a survey for Zoopla.

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Aspiration to own a ‘forever’ home is ‘losing relevance for younger generations’

Nearly a quarter of homeowners aged 34 and under view homes as financial assets to be leveraged at the right time, according to a survey for Zoopla.

·London, United Kingdom
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The IndependentThe Independent
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The dream of a ‘forever home’ is losing relevance. Here’s why

Traditionally, people sought to buy a property that they could live in for decades

·London, United Kingdom
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Education and living conditions are closely linked: Higher educated people often live in larger spaces. The home dream remains unattainable for many.

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The Independent broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
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