That’s why millennials are choosing to invest in real estate above stocks.So, if you’ve been thinking about investing in real estate, here are 10 reasons rental properties are a good investment.Related: Cash Flow is King with Real Estate Investing#1 Rental Properties are a Tangible AssetWhen you put money in the stock market, all you get is a digital receipt for the mutual fund or individual stock you purchased.

@Jay Hinrichs Airbnb is popular with millennials.

I think the market will be moving back towards tiny homes... so, sounds good to me.. seniors may really appreciate it and people starting out... with the boomers aging and the millennials looking for first home seems like a strong potential market.  

That would be a very cool pitch and if done correctly would appeal to many millennials and people looking for a unique experience!

San Jose, Sunnyvale & Santa Clara at 1.26% sales growth.So basically the entire Bay Area is going to have the exact same amount of sales this year as they had last year... and you know what that means: plateau leveling off before the fall.And here's the reason why:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/621/topics/396725-millennial-migration-to-sacramento-2017---here-comes-the-rushThe next generation of home buyers is entering their prime "settle down" years and thinks that $650,000 for some 1950's crapshack tract home is absolute B.S., and I don't blame 'em.

I may be a "millennial" but I'm not computer savvy!

Taking advantage of economies of scale, cheap agency debt, and competitive building costs to buy a new product that will have low-to-no maintenance costs for several years thanks to builder warranties and new construction.Rental demand is strong, with millennials reaching prime housing age, while strapped with student loan debt.Mulitple exit strategies make exiting the deal in 5-7 years flexible.

Millennials have decided to start buying and many of them did very well with stocks and crypto during the Pandemic and are looking to move some of it to Real Estate as they settle down and start families.

Population growth overall may be stagnating and as @Jim K. mentioned it is an old metro area, but the number of young college graduates (millennials and the like) choosing to live in Pittsburgh is increasing.

(Way to go millennial)We have to adjust.