I didn't complain that my parents bought a house for $40K and cars for $3K when I started working in the 80s.
Also, I didn't demand a senior position and condo with a view of Puget Sound when I was 23.
I didn't complain that my parents bought a house for $40K and cars for $3K when I started working in the 80s.
Also, I didn't demand a senior position and condo with a view of Puget Sound when I was 23.
Millennials are, for the most part, the ones driving these price increases. Big millennial generation driving demand up. Result - prices rise. Not for or against millennials or boomers, just economic fact.
Yep. A generation so massive they can drive the housing market, but can't figure out what voting means.