I think this goes against conventional wisdom since people think that most buyers would choose bigger lots and less crowded areas with cheaper homes.Lots of reasons why starting with the fact that millennials don't want to sit in a car 2 hours a day and have largely rejected the cookie cutter nature of the suburbs and even home ownership to an extent to the rise of childless couples and delayed child bearing.Of course this doesn't mean every inner city neighborhood will turn to gold and every exurb will turn to dust.  

Millennials overtake Gen X as homebuyers6.

Sounds odd but for the millennial’s, it’s perfect.

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