Older Americans own a disproportionate share of housing in the U.S. market, and though they may be getting ready to sell, downsize, retire, or move closer to their family, the regions where they are expected to free homes are not exactly where young people want to live, a new report found. Americans over 65 represent just 18 percent of the U.S. population, for a total of 61.2 million people, but they own as much as a third of all housing in the nation, or 29.6 million units, according to a new

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