The common reason given is that millennial's prefer to live in a city and these companies prefer top young talent.It's driving me crazy as I try to read the tea leaves on which neighborhood is emerging.  

Millennials NEED homes which is why demand is still strong in many markets like Chicago which @John Warren alluded to. 

Boomers raised these millennials.

What I have been telling people lately who are millennials is that we are half way through our traditional working years. 

I do think it's important that the site is under 2 hrs driving from the city where all the millennial glampers live. 

I'll get around to it eventually, but it's a sweet deal for my millennial post-college tenants and low maintenance for me.

If the market slows down or even takes a nosedive, it's important to remember that millennial housing trends will continue to lean heavily towards renting over ownership with very high demand for proximity to entertainment (getting to OTR, walkability, etc.) and your red box offers that proximity.I'm almost done with a major rehab of a duplex close to there, I'd be happy to connect and discuss!

Admittedly they were all young millennials that replied via social media.

I'm a hard-working, communicative millennial agent looking to connect with like-minded contractors.  

Do you think I want to rent to this self/entitled millennial and spend my time fighting against a fake lawyer let alone a real one?