The 'new' starter home is old. "I'm seeing a noticeable shift toward older homes as today’s version of the starter home," agent Libby McKinney-Tristchler, of Team AFA/William Raveis in Southport, CT, tells Realtor.com. "For many dual-income households, the idea of a smaller, more manageable space is a lifestyle choice, too. They’re not interested in spending weekends maintaining big houses or oversized properties." Full story: https://rltor.cm/iphj7a | Realtor.com