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

PUNTACANA IS an emerging market there for millennials, Middle class, Middle- high Millenials are deciding to get out of the busy City (Santo Domingo) and REnting out villas or buying in that tourist area. looking for lower pace environment and more easy going lifestyles with perks you cant get on the city. ( plus Rent and Purchase is cheaper with better quality compare to the city. 

Of course, growth in the suburbs has been a consistent trend in the report for the past five years, but new work-from-home policies and increased family formation among millennials are accelerating this shift.

I just read this article, an open letter from a Millennial to real estate agents.

Millennials like myself would pass on it simply because they don’t know how to function without it.

Forbes just posted one about "tamprenuers" https://www.forbes.com/sites/larissafaw/2017/04/25/why-are-so-many-millennials-become-tamprenuers/#431bf090626e 

Compare the Case Shiller index with the Dow since start, you'll see how they are different. 2008 was the exception.What is driving prices is demand and that is comming from 84 million millennisal pushing into the market. 40% of our buyers here are millennials, which by the way the oldest are now 38 years.

That's why millennials hate capitalism.

In general, the entire millennial generation was profoundly affected by the recession and this is portrayed in their spending habits and life choices. 

BiggerPockets strives for a positive culture - one without complaining - because that's the only thing that helps those stuck in analysis paralysis eventually take the next step.And as for the "bros" (definitely feels like millennial are the only targets - y'all do know we don't all say "bro" right?