Real Estate & Home

Young Aussies delaying retirement to buy first homes

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Younger Australians are putting larger deposits down for their first homes but facing longer paths to retirement due to cost-of-living pressures. This trend highlights the significant financial sacrifices millennials and Gen Z are making, impacting long-term planning and potentially delaying retirement by three to ten years. Developers should focus on energy-efficient properties to meet younger buyers' preferences for future-proofing against rising costs and climate risks.

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