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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I don't know how on earth you've convinced yourself that it's millennials buying those homes, but I agree- let's stop navel gazing and go with statistics. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/millennials-arent-buying-homes--good-for-them/2016/08/22/818793be-68a4-11e6-ba32-5a4bf5aad4fa_story.html Millennials aren't buying homes across the board, and I'm willing to wager good money that they weren't buying the majority of the McMansions in Loudon county. T[b]his is not about the CURRENT state of the housing market, which is primarily still driven by boomers and gen-x. This is about what the housing market will look like in 15, 20, 30 years. [/b] If you want to stop navel gazing and have info that it was in fact millennials who bought the homes in Howard county, by all means, post it. [/quote] But no one knows that or can predict that with any degree of certainty. The current suburbs are packed with what used to be bright-eyed twenty-somethings roughing it up in the city. Thirty years from now milennials will be the same aging, stressed, adult people that 50-somethings are today. Times change. Things change. People change. Thirty years from now there will be another 20-something generation out in the world, just as convinced that it was them who invented all the cool things in life. [/quote] +1000[/quote] I disagree. There are neighborhoods all across DC full of middle class and umc families. One generation ago you wouldn't have set foot in these neighborhoods. There's been a huge shift and wave of gentrification in DC. Now moving to the burbs isn't the only option for families. [/quote]
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