With more millennials buying houses every day, they will absolutely go to Zillow to look at what the "zestimate" is.

Im a millennial so im tired of online courses and spending money on expensive courses I just need someone I can shadow or meet with to explain the loop holes in wholesaling so I can quit my job and go with this full force

PS - I know realtors who did not adapt to technology and are now having difficulty maintaining a portfolio of clients, especially millennials who want everything done electronically, etc.

Robotics and the internet of things is the best solution and will hopefully bring Z generation into the construction field-they are a go getter generation and think more pragmatically than Millennial and X.

Sadly, living in Manhattan and California all my early working years and through my 20's (ridiculous rents and millennial lifestyle...) has left me with little opportunity to save, let alone save anything remotely close enough to a downpayment in areas where studios and 1 bdrms start at well over half a million dollars...This being said, I'm very interested in learning as much as I can about real estate (especially on the smaller scale - such as SFH and perhaps duplexes...).

It isn’t all 🌽 and beans here, but there’s a thriving millennial market, aided by the population/demand of Drake University, Iowa State University, DMACC, Grand View, and Central College students, insurance market (one of the largest in nation, as seen in population of actuaries here, and Drake churns our pharmacists like no other due to their 6 year program), and the building of Facebook, Apple and Microsoft server centers around here due to nice tax breaks.

Not sure what part of NY you are in but I have purchased properties in the Buffalo area for low prices it’s been some years but the area in general is still pretty low priced .Buffalo seems to come up on those lists of “where millennials are moving “ these days .

I will say most developers today in the LA urban markets are building for millennials, which suggests more studios and one bedroom units.

How will Millennials and Gen Z prioritize aspects of living and define quality of life?

Add in the fact that the majority of millennials can’t get a loan and most Americans have a pittance for a savings .