And it should appeal to the locally grown, CO movement and appeal to millennials which is my target audience(*). 

Plus we've already got the killer downtown / midtown scene that will attract the younger hipper crowds too (AKA Millennials, AKA the next generation of home buyers.)Stockton is a riskier bet, but offers greater ROI to start and greater potential upside.

Hi folks - I wanted the BP community opinion on an off-topic finance related thought.It seems to me like a ton of millennials, and more of whatever the next generation is called, are graduating college with massive student loan debt, often disproportionate to the expected income they will generate after they receive their degree.

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.

Given the trend with millennials to own less stuff I am wondering if our self storage demand will start to decrease

What the millennials are doing?

Is this most likely to be sold to a baby boomer, a millennial?

: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/26/most-millennials-w...I would love to visit Cleveland.

(at least in cities where the population isn't declining.)Millennials have fought the last battle as well, where I grew up in an era of 15-20% inflation, homes always went way up in value, we learned to buy. 

I am excited about Miami and south Florida the macroeconomics appear to be strong with job growth and migration from millennials who are primarily renting.