Sentences with phrase «on urban millennials»

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Two local - news companies have focused on the large millennial populations in urban centers.

That program's selection criteria and program goals focus on building downtowns with recreational, cultural, and employment opportunities that are attractive to all New Yorkers, especially the elders and millennials that are driving urban growth.»

The app is billed as a «new dating app for urban millennials» for single city - dwellers looking to connect with others based on location and music taste.

Think about our conception of millennials and what they do: Millennials are urban dwellers who take Uber from bar to bar, order lots of stuff online and live their lives on their smillennials and what they do: Millennials are urban dwellers who take Uber from bar to bar, order lots of stuff online and live their lives on their sMillennials are urban dwellers who take Uber from bar to bar, order lots of stuff online and live their lives on their smartphones.

Millennials and urban dwellers may prefer the new Uber Visa card, which offers 4 percent cash back on restaurants and 2 percent cash back on all online purchases.

Instead of focusing on real issues — stagnant wages and exploding student loans and the like — media outlets are touting the magnificent Millennial lifestyle «choices» like choosing experiences over stuff (note: they can't afford «stuff») and forgoing a house in favor of a «preference for urban locations with lots of entertainment and lifestyle choices» (note: a house is considered «stuff»; still can't afford it).

With the majority of Millennials preferring urban to suburban living, office investors are increasingly focusing on office buildings in urban settings with access to restaurants, transit options, and housing.

There are also spot instances in which cities are leaving unenforced other restrictions on trends that attract millennials, particularly urban gardening.

As millennials age into their 30s and homeownership is on the rise, demographics are now moving against urban landlords.

While Millennials place a good deal of importance on being close to urban necessities and entertainment, the amount of Millennials who have moved to the suburbs has increased.

While Sacramento suburbs were hit hard by the collapse of last decade's housing bubble, the building boom this time is centered downtown, capitalizing on a national trend as millennials and empty nesters move to urban cores.

With the largest millennial cohort growing up and possibly moving on to the suburbs, many urban areas that were reliant on the youth economy could see a decline in demand for certain types of housing geared towards young people.

Despite the stereotypes that these young adults mostly seek urban living with a high walkability factor, millennials says they prefer single - family homes on large lots in the suburbs, with two out of three (67 percent) indicating they plan to purchase a single - family detached home, while only 12 percent says they plan to purchase a townhome or condominium.

New apartment buildings are on the rise in urban markets, creating new spaces for millennials and baby boomers alike to live closer to the city center.

Other trends the survey noted was an increased focus on urban markets due to millennial preferences and the influence the continued recovery in the job market will have.