What trend will we see over the next five years with members of the Boomer, Millennial, and Zoomer generations relative to home purchases?

Millennials are starting to buy and builders aren’t building starter homes anymore.

This asset is a value-add opportunity to renovate an existing Class-B building in a millennial-driven market.

Evidence of that growth abounds:Self-storage occupancy rates and rental rates in a number of U.S. markets reached record highs.Demand for self-storage keeps going up thanks to an array of trends, including the overall downsizing of baby boomers’ households, the general preference among millennials for renting apartments versus owning homes and the sustained mobility of American workers.Over time, self-storage has demonstrated that it’s a recession-resistant sector.In short, self-storage furnishes a wealth of reasons why acquiring an existing facility or building a new facility can open the roll-up door to attractive investment gains.Good luck!

Pretty standard millennial stuff.The path around is it is a DSCR loan.

Millennials (who were supposedly never going to buy homes) are fueling housing demand.

@Mike Hurney   I think not, but I guess we'll see; by hanging out I mean earliest stages of dating, that's millennial speak. 

Airbnb’s growth has been propelled by several factors, including popularity among millennial travelers (millennials are defined as between 18 and 35 years of age).Millennials are the largest generation in history, and by 2025, millennials and younger generations will account for 75% of all consumers and travelers.Here's why Airbnb has become so popular amongst the younger generation:1.

@Dave Meyer Will inflation, higher interest rates, and low supply ultimately price out many millennials that are in the prime buying ages?

Millennial market share is a lot more powerful than people think.