That would be a very cool pitch and if done correctly would appeal to many millennials and people looking for a unique experience!

The reason I don't see them appreciating significantly is because they are everywhere, especially in gentrified millennial-y areas like urban Boston.

More salaries (we're again talking about older population not millennials etc) means more money being spent. 

There are more millennials right now capable of buying a house.

Take millennials for example, most of them want to own a home, but cannot get a mortgage because home affordability is accelerating beyond their ability to get qualified for the type of home they want.

Maybe I’m just too risk adverse… as a millennial who saw the 08 crash.

That kind of jump is motivating to any investor, because it goes to show you don't have to think small forever.Podcast #223: This is the one I've been making all the millennials at my office listen to because it really gets them thinking.

We'll see first time home buyer numbers increase exponentially as millennials start having kids and start looking for homes in good school districts.

Millennials, only a small percentage owns homes but most of this generation has had a change in heart.

As long as they're getting paid and feel they're doing worthwhile work, there are plenty of Millennials and Gen X who will sleep at their desks.