TransUnion: Aging renters become growth opportunity for property insurers, report finds
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- TransUnion market analysis flagged aging renters as a growth opportunity for US property insurers, with 53% of renters now over 40.
- Median age of first-time homebuyers rose to 40 by 2024 from 33 in 2019, pointing to longer rental tenures as affordability pressures persist.
- Dataset indicators showed renters skewing more stable, with median renter age 40, household income USD 56K, credit score 652, address tenure 3.3 years.
- Report noted renters insurance averages USD 171 per year, limiting insurer focus despite potential to cross-sell broader coverage as renters enter higher-asset life stages.
- Insurance shopping remained active in Q1 2026, with auto shopping up 8% year over year, property shopping up 6%.
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