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Alena Botros

Top real-estate CEO suggests some young people might have voted for Trump because they're sick of living in their parents' basements

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Donald Trump will be president once again, having convinced voters he was the man to solve it all: the economy, inflation, housing, and more. But come January, Trump has some promises to keep, promises that may have attracted a certain kind of voter. 

“The young voters who, after years living in their parents’ basement, swung right in this election, will expect President Trump to act as America’s real estate developer in chief, and build the housing that they need,” Redfin chief executive Glenn Kelman wrote Wednesday in a note titled: “Way-Too-Early Take: What Trump’s Re-Election Could Mean for Housing.”

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