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.

For being a millennial, you'd think I'd know how to use technology a little better!!

I'm a millennial so I will try to keep everything on a cloud based service; however, your insights are very helpful.  

Developers often build for millennials, students, healthcare, elderly and disabled but rarely do they build for low income working class.

Most of the buyers, tenants moving here are 30 somethings millennials who grew up in the burbs but want to live "in towm" this area is not downtown, but were considered the burbs in the 50's, white flight in the 70's and then influx back in 90s but more so 00's.where will they want to be when theyhave kids?

The high-density population with millennials who wants to live closer to downtown will trigger gentrification. 

Let me run some of those phrases through my nifty Millennial Translator 5000 and tell you what they mean..."