When urban-dwelling millennials start having children, and those children become adolescents.I know one non-millionaire family who stayed in NYC for the adolescence of their children. 

If you do single her out like this, and she can prove that your intent was to purposefully get rid of her and her ESA (this thread certainly helps her case if she comes across it), then you're partaking in the exact discrimination that the ADA prohibits, and you're looking at a potential lawsuit.The way I see it, younger generations (millennials and gen Z) are very attached to their animals and treat them more as family that past generations have, and landlords and owners are smart to begin to come up with ways to allow animals, and even monetize.

Also guys- I guess I'm biased again on this, but hear me out....After spending some time on bigger pockets you'll notice that Millennials are obviously interested in real estate.  

David, I guess that's why so many millennials are moving to San Antonio because of the the huge difference in price to buy a home.

Demography is definitely one of main factors, so we are talking about two main demographics for apartment complex : Millennials and baby-boomers.According to the research,Millennials,young professionals, given their financial profile and lifestyle preference, will prefer small units in walkable urban neighborhood.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/621/topics/396725-millennial-migration-to-sacramento-2017---here-comes-the-rushhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/621/topics/444774-sacramento-neighborhood-map-and-ratings----finallyBest of luck!

What happens to occupancy when Millennials decide they Do want to own homes?

I think one interesting take is with future office closings and some larger companies extending working remotely indefinitely, it allows anyone, but especially millennials and a younger population to "live" anywhere in work.  

We have no vacancies, new construction is not even a factor and demand from millennials is not going to disappear either.Ultimatly the market has to reach an equillibirum between supply and demand, which can only happen with additional units, so new construction of affordable homes (not luxury) needs to ramp up and that will take years to do.I agree with your conclusion on SF that need cosmetic work, the market disregards the condition and pays more than it should, better to leverage the low interest rates and buy something that does not need remodel cash after purchase!

Based upon how the neighborhood is trending and the city is developing the area, we would love to pull in some boutique shop, small restaurant, ice cream parlor, etc... that vibes with the millennials taking over the city.My problem, or pickle, is that there are only 11 parking spots on the property--6 in the rear to service the apartments, and 5 out front of the main street by the entrances to the retail space.