Yet another Millennial gets priced out of the first-time home-buyer market...

I read that the future market is good for rentals since millennials probably will rent much more than buy.

It's no fault to the builders, efficiency is not yet a market driver, so they have not incorporated it into their product.The only highly efficient homes around here (2-Passivhaus and a handful of millennial homes) were custom builds and higher end - with the exception of the new Habitat home.

The people that are being hired into this industry are millennials with a strong ambition to live in an urban environment close to work.Other challenges millennials are facing is the "Red Tape" associated with purchasing a home.

It's recently been ranked best city in the world for students and second best city in the world for millennials.

I'm a young passionate millennial that is eager to learn more about the possibility of real estate investing.

I'm an 'older millennial' myself - and I rented until I was 29, but now I have a primary residence that I own, 6 rentals, and 2 cars. 

I myself am a millennial and I do agree with much of the stigma that many our age feel "entitled to participation trophies", yet I think it's extremely important for people at a young age to see that knowledge of any sort pays off in some way or another and is rewarding.

Home ownership is very low by historical standards, and there is a real chance that millennials aren't going to run out and buy houses, since they pretty much came of age during the financial crisis.I predict that our next recession will be cause by a spike in inflation. 

Congrats Ethan Lee from a fellow millennial!