Highlights include:Discussion of investors trying to buy up trailer parks because of the theory that baby boomers don't have enough money, will need to sell house late in life to downsize, to move into trailer parks.Possible changes to encourage millennials to buy condos by loosening requirements to make it easier for young people to get into their first purchase.Rolling student debt into mortgage debt.http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?

Millennials in CA can't afford or don't care to live by themselves at the moment and also apartments are more recession proof than SFH because when people start getting their homes foreclosed on or losing their jobs they have to find an affordable place to rent and usually turn to apartments and smaller units.

We are looking for a tech savvy option to appeal to the millennials. 

It's nice to see fellow millennials who have a sense of delayed gratification and strive for financial freedom!

I'm focusing on housing for the millennials which as a whole don't want to own property. 

Especially now that millennials are surpassing the baby-boomers in population ...

Empty-nesters and millennials (largest demographic) are moving away from suburbia and prefer condos & apartments.

The whole money/work topic is brought to light somewhat on the thread about millennials. 

There's a ton of opportunity in the Greater Central Valley for small multifamily properties since we're having a massive influx of Bay Area millennials into the area looking for more affordable living. 

Millennials buying homes are increasingly opting for adjustable-rate mortgages.