Had a millennial from a 3 family telling me about how the neighbor kids where always playing in the sprinklers and spraying the hose.

Many did just that and we now have an army of Millennials that firmly believe there ancestors are Chimpanzees and that man is evolving upward. 

Over zealous millennials who think they own the land they walk on.

People wanted to hear about the house hack millennial who quit their day job, so the platform gives the people what they want. 

I"m an older millennial (born 1983) so I can only remember two of those four (9/11 and 2008).

I haven’t met a millennial that has ever hand washed anything, including their car.

construction stops trades move.. vacancy occurs.. also i can see renters especially millennials who are really finally getting it that renting is throwing money away and with the ultra low rates home sales stay robust.

Here’s the link https://www.curbed.com/2019/9/10/20852849/millennial-buy-a-home-homeownership-remoteIf what they say is true, it seems that there are too many naive and inexperienced newbies like myself overpaying for the properties listed on Roofstock, while being unaware of the depth of the water.

For the millennial generation that number is over 40%.

I think in general the 'minimalist millennial' is a bit overblown.