Especially with millennials starting to buy their first homes finally.

I ve been looking multifamily in the area and most of the things around 5% cap There is opportunity in Fort Lauderdale, the macroeconomics and job growth is stimulating in migration from millennials who are primarily renting, which opens the door for further growth in rental rates.

I'm not real familiar with that market but I wonder if properties that target millennial first time buyers would sell better. 

Additionally, the influx of millennials entering the home-buying market has created a strong demand for starter homes and entry-level properties.What do you think of the potential impact of remote work on the real estate market?

There's a plethora of Gen Zers and young Millennials that are living with mom & dad.

Big employers include The Limited (Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body), Nationwide Insurance HQ, Worthington Industries, Honda of America, State Farm, MANY others including a fast growing TEHNOLOGY hub that is attracting millennials, and Capital Unviersity, Ohio State, DeVry, Franklin University, Otterbein College, Columbus College of Art Design, PLUS medical OSU Hospital and James Cancer Center, Riverside Methodist Hospital, St.Anne's Hospital, Grant Hospital, etc. 

But that’s not the best strategy.A recent survey from Zondashows 53% of millennials are still renting right now because they’re waiting for home prices to come down.

It's logistical advantages coupled with growing number of local amenities (Fermentation District, Encore Casino, Biking Trails) are making it much more attractive for millennials to start owning properties and moving to this community.

The reason I don't see them appreciating significantly is because they are everywhere, especially in gentrified millennial-y areas like urban Boston.

He left.Tough customers- I recently rented to a millennial who contacted me via text a couple of times within a week of moving in.