That said, the employment trends are solid and the demographic trends where a vast majority of the 90 million millennials don’t own homes but will eventually buy as they build families, tells me there could be solid floor to any market correction here.

Successful Millennials? 

I'm a millennial (at least I think I am) and I saw an add this morning for a mostly ugly (though admittedly somewhat modern-looking) house where the listing's first line read, Millennial's Dream House! 

Their are many reasons why this is happening, one of which being the millennial demographics wanting to be more mobile in todays new world.

In the Greater Cleveland region, you can find what you're looking for in the B grade cities of Lakewood and Parma, zip codes 44107, 44129, 44134.You'll find $100-150,000 MF (likely a two-family) with a solid tenant base, specifically in Lakewood where many millennials and young professionals working in downtown Cleveland prefer to live.

Many Older people don’t mind smaller kitchens and millennials care more about local places to eat and space for their pets so :0 Don’t overthink it imo

This is what I am seeing... Millenia's are pushing the rebirth of the urban areas around me. The are getting married later, want to be around social situations and close to friends (very close) But as soon as they set...

That’s a lot of millennial kids living in basements!

I won't generalize millennials, but this woman is in that generation.  

Hey....I'm  a millennial and I'm not lazy.