Millennials I believe are not interested in buying.

They will be much more affordable and where one of the largest populations, millennials are going to be able to live with access to amenities, transit, and quick access to downtown.

If I sell tennis shoes to millennials (ages from 20-30) that's pretty niche, but even then I can go further.

Area/location could depreciate instead of appreciate - for example, in a lot of cities, people are moving away from the suburbs and into the city (as that is the trend among Millennials).

They are appealing to environmentally conscience millennial who pay a premium for the status of living in them.Even that Freight Yard apartment development appears to me to be a stylish development.

#FortWayne flipper:“Millennials are our largest buyer segment and are too young to remember anything but 2-3% mortgage rates.

Millennials are 32-42 years over.

I would say a big social factor would be the millennials moving out of apartments and buying homes.

And with millennials starting to have families they might think about buying in the next few years too.

In my market, the closing fees aside from financing are about $1,250 regardless of the selling price.In my market, larger properties tend to bring in more dollars because while many guests are millennials, they come with lots of friends and relatives.