06/02/17 12:58 PM EDT

Millennials Owe Over $1 TRILLION In Student Loans. That’s Bad News For Housing

In this excerpt from a recent institutional Housing research call, Housing analyst Josh Steiner explains how the $1.438 trillion in U.S. student loan debt—mostly held by millennials (the generational term coined by our own Neil Howe)—is a weighty “foregone opportunity” for America’s housing market.

Millennials Owe Over $1 TRILLION In Student Loans. That’s Bad News For Housing

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