Strong millennial population for renting in the inner city areas in and around fountain square and Bates Hendricks.

The area has been seeing a surge in demand in recent years, particularly among millennials and young families. 

The surge in tech jobs and Millennials can’t afford the higher priced homes yet so they going starter homes.

I'd recommend joining the Millennial Investor Focus Group on Facebook, it has been really helpful in building a network of contractors to reach out to and other twin cities specific real estate questions I've had.One question/suggestion for you though, if you're planning on house hacking I think the best strategy is taking advantage of the super cheap and low down payment financing that owner occupying opens up for you.

Just read an article on a man only interested in multi-families in Austin TX and won't consider single-families, with the main reason being that Millennials can't afford to buy in the current housing market and their only recourse is renting.  

The Millennials are coming. 

As well some hipster coffee shops are opening up there driving more millennials to the area.Hungarian village is also a good up and coming area with similar criteria.Be careful of some area that may offer low cost entry but will be a nightmare to manage and keep.

I’m a millennial.

Tiny home and modern decor are what millennials are looking for in mountain/hills/dessert/ destinations!

I do well with them in the hip Philly neighborhoods renting to yuppie millennial types.