Student loan debt stands at $1.5 trillion, inducing an average millennial net worth of less than $0. 

A factor often talked about is Millennials, unlike earlier generations, don't want to buy they want to rent. 

The millennial these days really don't have any savings.

LinkThe Department of Education said Thursday that it would wipe away student debt for 15,000 borrowers, [...] The debt cancellations will total about $150 million. [...] The Department of Education will begin emailin...

My concerns with the market are demographic - low growth, aging population, and economic - there's not much job growth to attract or keep working age residents, especially Millennials and Gen Z. 

Like any other Millennial (I'm 23), most of us are broke, however I want to start now rather than later.

I can see the added value of investing in the suburbs but at the same time (as a millennial) I am envisioning greater long-term opportunity in the city since most millennials prefer urban dwellings.I, myself, graduated a few years ago and still have some student loan debt, so I would prefer something that isn't terribly capital intensive.

But what that number doesn't tell you is that our average age is actually decreasing as we attract more and more young college-educated millennials (who are totally re-engerizing the small business sector).  

Studies show that most millennials want to own homes eventually and they are only just now getting to a place in their lives where they are able to.Income and median household price disparity is greater now than in was in the housing crashResearch shows that income increases at the high end of the income spectrum can increase prices for lower end homes.  

I am not a millennial and I love the concepts of Airbnb and Uber because it give consumers (me) more options.