Millennial title has been doing a lot of investor deals lately. 

When you look at the data from last year, you see millennials looking for deals and voting with their feet moving to places with affordable housing like Detroit and Austin.

The LO I was working for was a boomer, I'm a millennial.

Millennials are the largest buying demographic.

Demographics are bullish over the next few years with millennials finally moving out(late) zoomers may start as well and we are in an undersupplied/underbuilt market in many places. 

(My favorite theory on why high demand will continue and therefore higher prices in attractive markets like Colorado Springs and Denver will continue is all about those damn Millennials.)Rents will increase 7%Redfin says the end of mortgage forbearance will cause many homeowners to sell and rent instead.

Adidas, Gucci, SnoopDogg are already in there, I think this is really happening but it won't attract all the generations to it, however it is attracting millennials and Gen Z.I think at this point there is very little information out there, the ones that are better informed are the ones making the big bucks, by the time that everybody realizes that this is multimillion "new" business, it will be too expensive to get it, just like many other trends.My very humble opinion.

I"ll attend the Northern VA Open Networking event at Ono Brewing Company in Chantilly, then attend the Real Estate Study Meetup for Millennials online.

Only 38% of those surveyed thought they’d actually be able to flip a house start to finish, and more than 80% of millennials wished that real estate investing was easier.

But these are macro-economic trends primarily attributed to the Millennial and Baby Boomer demographics who typically are not leasing at this type of property.