> If millennials really didn't like the urban lifestyle then wouldn't prices be dropping instead of staying high? Articially inflated / bubble pricing. Recent

> If millennials really didn't like the urban lifestyle then wouldn't prices be dropping instead of staying high? Articially inflated / bubble pricing. Recently we were moving and received significant "incentives" including multiple months of free rent. My thoughts are that this way they can keep the sticker price above a certain threshold. And that keeps out people that make below the 3X rent minimum that's calculated using the inflated sticker price.