The El will keep bringing in millennials and investors will keep pushing north until we hit the end of line.

Like number one city for millennials and more.

Which, just so happens to be where everyone is moving to (Millennials).

Now, the market has shifted, favoring less expensive homes for cash-strapped millennials and young families.2.

Oregon is seeing significant in-migration from a younger population and those people are here to stay for the long-term (think about all of the Portland millennials who are now living in apartments who will want that white-picket fence single-family home one day).In my opinion, what @AndrewJurinka said above is correct in that duplexes and multi-units are better cash-flowing deals than single-family homes.  

Hey....I'm  a millennial and I'm not lazy. 

I won't generalize millennials, but this woman is in that generation.  

This is what I am seeing... Millenia's are pushing the rebirth of the urban areas around me. The are getting married later, want to be around social situations and close to friends (very close) But as soon as they set...

That’s a lot of millennial kids living in basements!

Yes, I am a millennial, and I think that their UI is easy to work with, not clunky, and at the top when compared to others within the vacation rental, home sharing, and sharing economy platforms.