It is episode #67 of the Millennial Millionaire Through Real Estate.

I just attended the weekly (on Thursdays) Real Estate Study Meetup for Millennials and plan on going again next week.

Millennial growth in Austin (Currently # 3 most desired place for Millennials to live), and the steady 4-6% equity growth of the Austin market make this a no brainer.   

For example, people from Los Angeles were already moving to high-amenity, high-millennial-friendly cities like Portland, Austin, and Boulder.

Knowledge workers – Usually the millennials who kept their jobs despite the pandemic and are able to work from home – are the segment who mainly drives the increase in the “Zoom” destinations.

The number of millennials moving back in with parents since the pandemic is already in the millions and expected to grow.

I've been taking massive action...started a podcast with my partner in Houston (Millennial Cash Flow Podcast), and no I am working diligently with a local Dallas broker to get into my first piece of real estate.I found a fantastic value add opportunity in a duplex located 1.5 blocks outside of the Bishop Arts District.

Plus with household formation from millennials, the demand is expected to be there for a while.If 2020 has taught us anything is that the government has no problem interfering with the market, thus preventing major waves of foreclosures. 

Take a listen to Millennial Real Estate Investor podcast episode 102 - GOLD!!

You are right in that many millennials, a historically large generation, are poised to enter the market as buyers with the older millennials in their late 30s and many more of them in their early 30s.