I have read a lot lately that indicates malls faring better are ones which:have an Apple storeare connected to a cinemaintegrate high-tech elements (such as interactive maps, strong fast free WiFi, mobile charging stations, gaming/sports screens, etc.)embrace pop-up shops in vacant spacesprovide experiential shopping perks such as a DJ booth, giveaways, etc.I think that with millennials now being the largest U.S. demographic (recently surpassing baby boomers) and their inclination to spend money on food, travel and experiences rather than retail commerce, it will be very important for malls to continue to diversify their offerings beyond just "typical" shops.  

A recently married man that would be considered a millennial. 

Right now, there are a LOT of run down houses, some neighborhoods can be pretty rough with abandoned homes, lots of blight and obviously not very appealing to a wider, millennial audience.

Midsouth uses a mail list, like waiting in line so everyone who is interested (new investors or investors with multiples) has an unrushed opportunity to become an investor.I do not think of Memphis as an appreciation market, perhaps that is changing with millennials moving in.

We’re active members of AZREIA in which we run a sub-group called “AZREIA Millennial Investors”.

Hi All,My husband and I run a Millennial Real Estate Investors Subgroup under our REIA in Phoenix and want to do a group activity in July with our attendees.

I can tell you, for example, that millennials as professionals or industrial workers, often prefer the East side, primarily the 67207 zip code, and are willing to spend up to $1200 per month in rent, or they want something spacious with character in College Hill. 

Thats obviously where the college students and millennials are renting, but there are definitely other options for a more mellow demographic.

From what I understand there is a strong millennial attraction to the twin cities and some corporate headquarters there.

Being a millennial myself, I've connected with people in my age group through real estate.