Texas metros once again attracted a disproportionate share of these renters thanks to:Low or no state income taxWarm climate and lifestyle appealHigh-quality rental inventoryNotably, millennial millionaires are far more likely to rent than their Gen X counterparts, signaling a generational shift in how wealth interacts with housing decisions.7.

In that context, rent-to-own becomes a way to make the arrangement workable:The occupant is willing to take the property as-is.They’re okay handling repairs because it gives them access to a home they wouldn’t otherwise have.Payments stay affordable because they’re taking on some of those responsibilities.The owner isn’t stuck with constant maintenance on a heavily deferred property.It’s not really positioned as a “millennial path to homeownership” product — it’s more of a niche solution for a specific type of property.

Millennials and Gen Z are choosing road trips and outdoor stays more than ever.

Demand stays strong for millennial/Gen Z features—move-in ready kitchens with large-format tiles, custom vanities, and energy-efficient tech—while private lending fills the gap from tight bank credit.​89% of flippers plan at least one deal this year, but competition varies (high in CA, low in TX).

My theory: the demographic on social media is probably a majority millennial and this demographic is really struggling with high rent prices and a real estate market that feels impossible to break into as a first time home buyer.

One of my (younger, very bright millennial) studentsasked ChatGPT to solve a problem he's having with a property and asked ChatGPT, whichever is the newest version what to do.

Young Millennials and Gen Zs care about experiences, travel, and ease of living.

Lately I’ve been paying close attention to the build‑to‑rent space because it seems to be gaining momentum everywhere.From what I’m seeing, a lot of people, millennials, Gen Z, even some retirees, love the idea of brand‑new, professionally managed homes without the commitment of ownership.

The millennials who were priced out of the market in the lead up to and during the COVID inflation bubble kept renting and dumped their money into the stock market.

Wow it sounds like we are kinda "brothers from another" haha.It is extremely rare to find Millennials that are into Wright much less Rand :).