Many articles on retiring baby boomers have made the point that most of their assets are tied into their home, and in this case it seems like that was true as w

Many articles on retiring baby boomers have made the point that most of their assets are tied into their home, and in this case it seems like that was true as well. I wonder what the social and economic implications are of baby boomers needing to sell of their house to free up assets. Maybe generational homes will become common again? Maybe housing prices will become sane again?