It could appeal to millennial workers.

Let’s see;Market Headwinds :1) High unemployment 2) Rising foreclosures 3) Tighter lending standards 4) Devastating impact on single economy cities (college towns, theme park towns, oil towns, resort towns etc)Market Tailwinds :1) Stable banking system2) Functioning mortgage market 3) New household formations - Millennials 4) Strong lending standards practiced post 2008 crash5) Liquidity Liquidity Liquidity - 6 Trillion printed!

America's largest demographic (Millennials)  are finally starting families.

I thank all the powers that be that I am not a millennial.

Even my Millennial daughters are actually talking about leaving their ‘chic’ downtown Brooklyn apartments to move to (gasp) less urban, more small-townish areas.

We have an enlightened millennial here to grace us with his presence and wisdom.

I probably fall into the bucket of millennials who hates anything that has to do with printers and fax machines.

 people still need a place to live, and in my area because millennials arent buying houses I’ve got a corner on the market

As a millennial, I can tell you this would be an amazing perk for folks who work from home, especially if you add some video teleconferencing units or the ability to share to a bluetooth projector, etc.

You should look into millennial investor focus group.