: 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. 

The 30's millennials are the purchasers.2. 89121 NE side of highway 515.

Originally posted by @Johanna Rustia:Hey everybody I love the lively discussion.Thanks.2014 Philadelphia Appreciation Rate 1 year 0.0% ....much like John Belushi's GPA in Animal House3 year 5.6%Like most big cities, there will be millennial hot spots that are not reflected in these county wide stats.

What do lower income Millennials want/need.I know wireless is vital but what else can I do in a class C property to attract Millennials?

Maybe this will have a trickle-down effect for all housing stock in the Portland Metro, jacking up prices for SFRs and pushing millennials and working class people to apartments (Brian's niche).  

And, it would be a mistake in today’s world not to study what Millennials are desiring.

Things to consider when choosing your next locations are millennials and COVID.

The downtown’s population has grown by more than 75 percent since 2000, and nearly half of the core’s residents are Millennials.