. >> reporter: those locals include laurie jenkins, who stopped by the open house. with 60% of boise homes selling for more than the asking price, they are getting discouraged. >> my wife and i and i have my middle son. we are moving to get closer to schools. there's no way we cannot afford it. two hard working people, hard working family.having a w a yd e doable. >> plus, there's the question about can boise handle it? i mean, traffic -- >> absolutely. we have friends now that are timely having an hour long commute. >> reporter: come on. >> we are in idaho, it should not take an hour to get anywhere. >> reporter: what will you do? >> i will sit and wait. >> the great reshuffling shows no signs of slowing. for one thing, mortgage rates are at rock bottom lows and for another, according to zillow, the country is experiencing a generation clash. >> we have the millennials and they are aging in to their home buying years and baby boomers are healthier, and living longer and they want to age in place. so, we have got millennials competing with baby boomers and they are

. >> reporter: the locals include laurie jenkins.% more than the asking price, they're getting discouraged. >> my wife and i, and we have our little son, and we're trying to move closer to schools, and there is no way. we can't afford it. two working people, having a house with a yard and a fence should be something doable. >> reporter: and there is the question about can boise handle it. >> absolutely. we have friends that are ing, we have an hour-long commute. we're in idaho -- >> reporter: so what are you going to do? >> we're going to sit and wait. >> reporter: the great reshuffling shows no signs of slowing. for one thing, mortgage rates are as rock-bottom lows, and the country is experiencing is kind of generation clash. >> we have millennials are aging. and baby-boomers are living longer and they want to age in place. we have millennials competing with baby-boomers, and they're looking at similar types of homes, smaller, more affordable starter homes. this is what is really driving the unrelenting demand we expect to see in th