Are millennials killing the suburbs or are they only hope to revive city living – PB/TK
27 photos show the extreme lengths millennials will go to live in cities instead of suburbs –Melia Robinson
Millennials continue to move to cities in droves, as jobs and services tailored to their needs move in right beside them. The generation that prefers Uber to their own cars and Airbnb to hotels is also willing to trade the American dream of owning a home for the thrills of city life.
In New York City, where the median cost to rent an apartment tops $4,350 per month, millennials — who can roughly be defined as people between ages 20 and 36 — make up nearly one-fifth of the population. Across the country in San Francisco, recent graduates can expect to drop as much as 79% of their monthly salary on a place to live.
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