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! 

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

Successful Millennials? 

This was unheard of 10 years ago - and I may catch a lot of heat for saying this here: among many other downtown projects, things like the new Hop streetcar contribute to the cool urban feel that attracts Millennials. 

Also, they are marketed toward millennials.

For example, millennial's might prefer a mixed-use development in a city whose IT/Finance sector is emerging vs a tenant profile of baby boomers in a retirement sunbelt area. 

P.S. 78 percent of millennials want the capability to offer short-term rentals, which allows them flexibility and extra income while away for their job or leisure.

If you want to attract bar-hopping millennial's, think of DC or some downtown Silver Spring areas.

There has been a big increase of millennial moving to the downtown area of Cleveland, which seems to be an encouraging sign.There are other areas like Ohio City which have gone up a lot in price.

We also have a huge millennial pool of buyers 33 and over coming into their buying years too.