These are the millennials who did the thing a lot of people do in a recession which is go to school (it's way more fun to be a broke student in a school full of broke students than a broke adult with no job).

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Many of the young and recent college graduate millennials working in Manhattan are getting priced out of living in the city so they've been moving to Brooklyn and this trend will continue in 2015.Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, Portland, Denver and Atlanta are also in top 10 markets. 

We need a little cooling off and interest rates have a looong way to climb before they do real damage.The two biggest generations in American history (millennials and boomers) are both buying right now and inventory is low. hard to see a crisis in rising rates. 

I’m too millennial for phone calls, but another deal has popped up closer to home that I’m investigating now, so this one is on the back burner.

I’m a older millennial myself and use the social media platforms to help promote my business and self in which I benefit from.

Airbnb = millennials Vrbo = boomers Airbnb the reviews are brutal Vrbo they don’t leave reviews Airbnb website and app betterVrbo customer service betterSorry I’m walking into a meeting can’t elaborate more

We think house price [appreciation] will come down to about half of what it was over the year as builders catch up and people who could offer their homes for sale but were fearful of the virus start to list their homes.”He also expects rates to trickle upwards from their 2020 lows and, as we learned in 2013 and 2018, market-driven upticks of around 100 basis points can lead to 10% drops in home sales.Duncan is still expecting positivity in the housing market, however, driven by a millennial generation that is entering peak homebuying age.

The change is now following the price increases.Milwaukee is gentrifing - with not enough houses and too many Millennials who are finally looking to buy thir first home after putting it off for way to long.

As a millennial, I believe that I would pay more for a furnished rental that has quality furniture in it than I would for a place where I have to go out and buy my own furniture and move in it.