Demographic trends, such as Americans needing larger homes due to remote work and the robust buying power of millennials and Hispanics, continue to drive demand.

Are millennials seriously willing to pay a premium to live like this.

My theory is that Millennials are going to start moving into what I call tier 2 or tie 3 cities like Lancaster, Pa.

I'd rather pick a spot where millennials are moving since I know that market well. 

As a millennial, I’ve decided the only way I will be able to own a house is if I build it out of participation trophies.

Buy one.The Tesla truck is perfect for the person/investor who doesnt have any need for a real pickup truck in the first place :)  Hmmm, if only the new buyers (millennials and below) wanted diesel.

A neighborhood full of young millennial families who put 3.5% down on a 400k mortgage 2 years ago would not be the neighborhood to look..  

Right now, millennials and even retiring people are preferring mixed-use developments where they can walk to work, restaurants, shopping etc)...Pick the right focus that works for you.

Think about this way, in the most aggressive hiking situation and in the most risk-off most first time homebuyers(millennials) environment, there's still bidding wars out there.

Rising utility rates are felt by EVERYONE, so if your home is the one home on the block with solar both your Millennial and Gen Z buyers and renters will both be interested due to the energy savings plus the fact that most younger generations are also interested in going green, especially in the DMV area.