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Californians shift to homeownership later than peers

In California, most people become homeowners by age 47, later than 36 in other states, affecting first-time buyers locally.
WHO: First-time homebuyers and renters in California
WHAT: A study finds Californians typically transition from renting to owning at older ages than in other states
WHEN: Aug 6, 2026 at 9:47 AM ET
WHERE: California
WHY: First-time homebuyers in California keep getting older, delaying the renter-to-owner transition.

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