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Redfin Survey: Millennials Still Want Single-Family Homes, Even if it Means a Long Commute

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SEATTLE, Nov. 21, 2019 -- (NASDAQ: RDFN) -- More than 90% of millennial homebuyers would choose a single-family home over an equal-priced unit in a triplex with a shorter commute, according to a new report from redfin, the tech-powered real estate brokerage.  "Even as we've seen a revival in many urban neighborhoods, the American ideal of a detached home with […]

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