and thats who are moving in and moving out the old families its the millennial buyer that is really changing these areas.

From millennials to baby boomers, each generation has unique housing preferences shaping the real estate landscape in Central & Northern California!

Specifically. places where the millennials are attracted to are interesting as they are becoming the biggest renter and homebuyer group(Note: Be careful with 'historical' data.

We recently listed a northern coastal Duplex that went pending in days and have sold duplexes in Salem, Astoria, Lakeside and a second Astoria area Duplex coming to market. 1/1's will run $100k per door and larger footprints $200-250k and up to $275k per unit in coastal areas.Typical buyer investor profile is Gen X or millennial individual or couple from out of the area or state.

2020 will forever be marked as a “watershed” moment for many millennials.

This is the result of -Boomers staying in their homes longer -Lack of building since 09' -Demographic wave of millennials becoming of household formation years.

Millennials don’t want to live with their parents forever either.

We like young professional Millennials, 2-5 years out of university, earning about $60-80k, working in areas like, tech, law, finance, healthcare, etc.

Millennials are always looking for the next "higher" paying job, and if they decide they are moving to another state then guess what?

As long as they buy one of MY homes that is  :) Millennials are figuring that out big time these days..