Before we start making tons of blanket statements about millenials' turnoffs, I think we should consider that there are plenty of rational reasons to not live i

Before we start making tons of blanket statements about millenials' turnoffs, I think we should consider that there are plenty of rational reasons to not live in the suburbs. Plenty (non-NYC/non-SFBA) metros are equally as expensive in the suburbs due to increased transportation costs. The suburbs idea is not applicable to SV/SF since most of it is suburbs to begin with. Only a small portion of San Jose is what most people would consider city. The crux of my point is that one-liner solutions don't universally solve the problem.