David Song , I recently saw that Sacramento is the #3 city millennials are moving supposedly .

I think single family houses and condos will fall in price within next few months. 2-4 units atleast locally are bought low down from millennials who are less affected by stock market fluctuations and have solid salary pay.

but as a whole and a common trend with a local investor is natural to move in the surrounding, ( millennials can afford in the middle of the city or heart so they go out, ( buy less for better quality) and for the investor buys for way less and rehab not much) Win-win. ( and equity) ..

It seems like the “why” is so important, especially for millennials.

I know millennials love grey but....harder to read.

Especially investment properties in the gentrifying neighborhoods that millennials want to live in. 

Seems like almost everyone here is a "high tech" millennial.

(i already googled "DC landlord and tenant case lookup" and I am a millennial so nothing smart you all :) ."

Millennials are finally leaving the nest to live on their own,  and are willing  to live in the city without a car, have a grocery store withing walking distance,  or even in their building.

And Millennials are not the only buyers!