Millenials

Millennials Making Moves on The Housing Market Need to Think Outside The Box

By Daniel Lalley / March 21, 2022 /

Having lived through Y2K, 9/11, two major wars, one major recession, and COVID-19, the world’s most financially cursed generation faces its next obstacle – an inventory collapse in the housing market. Yes, just when Millennials survived the most precarious job market in generations, there is precious little left to buy.  Even Millennials Make Mistakes A…

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Study Says Migrating Millennials Prefer These Two North Texas Cities

By Marlin Weso / April 5, 2021 /

Who’s surprised to see Frisco and Dallas as havens for Millennials? You shouldn’t be. They’re no longer the places where Millennials’ parents have gone on to settle down. Millennials are settling in the two cities as well. A new SmartAsset analysis makes that point: Frisco ranked sixth and Dallas 11th among top cities where Millennials,…

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Study Finds This D-FW Suburb Stands Out for Young Homebuyers

By Marlin Weso / February 28, 2021 /

Mesquite has many advantages over some of its suburban neighbors. The city has the Mesquite Championship Rodeo, full of family-friendly fun. Three major interstates — I-635, I-30, and I-20 — run through Mesquite and will get you anywhere fast. Plus, it has numerous parks and dining choices. It’s a wonderful place to visit. But did…

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Small Percentage Of Dallas Millennial Renters Plan To Never Own A Home

By April Towery / December 2, 2019 /

  About 7 percent of Millennial renters in the Dallas metro area expect to rent forever, America’s priciest real estate markets revealed, an architectural lecture is set for Dec. 3, and a $1.5 billion mixed-use development is underway in Lewisville, all in this week’s roundup of real estate news. Small Percentage Of Dallas Millennial Renters…

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Autonomous Vehicles Bring Real Estate Redevelopment Opportunities As Soon As 2025

By Amanda Popken / May 1, 2019 /

  We’re starting to see the impact that self-driving, autonomous vehicles will have on real estate development. It corresponds, interestingly ,with the same trends we saw in the recent WalkUp Wake Up Call for DFW: these will be two major real-estate-driven boons to our local economy that will change the landscape of our cities over…

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