There seems to be a lot of development near me as well throughout McDonough, and the public schools systems are better.I haven't heard much about McDonough and don't know much about it but would like to...kinda think its a tad bit too far for appreciation or millennial attraction though. 

Millennials like myself would pass on it simply because they don’t know how to function without it.

Forbes just posted one about "tamprenuers" https://www.forbes.com/sites/larissafaw/2017/04/25/why-are-so-many-millennials-become-tamprenuers/#431bf090626e 

That's why millennials hate capitalism.

BiggerPockets strives for a positive culture - one without complaining - because that's the only thing that helps those stuck in analysis paralysis eventually take the next step.And as for the "bros" (definitely feels like millennial are the only targets - y'all do know we don't all say "bro" right? 

But maybe Millennials will prefer not to deal with a person but rather an app.

Most new construction jobs after only New York and Dallas, fastest growing millennial population, more mega projects, on and on and on. ohio state university, state capital, larger population

I just read this article, an open letter from a Millennial to real estate agents.

Am I wrong to think that cap rates have declined as a result of millennial movement into the city and constraint on supply?

The millennial generation is JUST NOW paying off student loans and looking for a place to raise kids.