The millennials and seniors are driving the demand now.

I can't tell if it's a Millennial tech prejudice, or a class thing.  

We also have two Millennial children who will, knock wood, be out of college and finding their own way in a year.

I know our millennial tenants would love solar (and a/c for that matter) and I think there is potential to get higher net income out of the properties we invest in using solar.

Growing up around the Gold Coast, and also being a millennial, I am naturally attracted to that area.

But what I do know is that people my age and younger (Millennials and younger) generally are much softer than previous generations.

@Grace WangI actually listened to the millennial RE investor and I learnt a lot about all the hack methods through them!

Enjoy26% of tenants purchased pets during the pandemicOnly 40% of service animals actual meet HUD Guidelines11% of residents have pets even if they aren’t allowed41% of millennial and gen z move out because of pets not being allowedPerformance Stats1.72% of renters are looking for pets2.Pets is #2 search criteria right after budget3.Decrease days on market average of 10 days (83% of pm firms said they could rent faster)4.Base rent increase of 10-15%5.On average residents with pets stay an average of 21% longer (18-48 months)

It is sad that this is the cry of so many of our millennials who are drowning in student loan debts to get a degree to go into careers that don’t afford them a comfortable living after making their loan payments.

Many millennials are moving back into the city, just as I saw in KC about 5-6 years ago.We’ve expanded to Cincinnati as well.