Specifically. places where the millennials are attracted to are interesting as they are becoming the biggest renter and homebuyer group(Note: Be careful with 'historical' data.

But WFH, in my opinion, will only grow as the younger millennials step into management roles in the next 3-15 years. 

Out of that total, about 3 million millennials.

watch mortgage payment as % of income as interest rise, housing supply increase now that many new constructions are going up, the bottom of the bell curves connecting the millennial and gen X (less demand for housing), and senior bell curve (more death, freeing up more existing homes for sale).

i’m interested in areas that are becoming popular for millennials/young professionals, so have been looking at southside, downtown, woodlawn...not sure if these are still considered emerging or not on the flip side i’m also interested in strong blue collar neighborhoods close to blue collar jobs.

Also how come there are not more women doing real estate U tubes it seems to be full of millennial males

Easy repopulate with millennials and immigrants

Then us Millennials could finally buy a house 🤣

This must be a millennial thing but i hire contractors from India on this site to cold call, find information on properties for me, trace phone numbers for me (all you need is the owners address from REI Pro), etc.

CNBC suggests that multifamily is the new frontier for property management companies because of the growing demand for rental properties, particularly among millennials and other younger generations who are choosing to rent rather than own their homes.