Now you have Millenials who value living and working closer to interesting coffee shops, restaurants, clubs, and bars than living in Nowhereville which has a De

Now you have Millenials who value living and working closer to interesting coffee shops, restaurants, clubs, and bars than living in Nowhereville which has a Denny's, a Subway and a Dunkin Donuts as the only options. It's cyclical. One day (sooner than you think)those millennials are going to be 30, with families and they won't care nearly so much about clubs and bars. They're going to start wanting to grow gardens and have a safe place for their children to play. Plus they're so deep in student debt that buying a suburban house or leasing a car is not an option. I guess that it's just a function of the local real estate market but my suburban mortgage payment is lower than the urban rent that one would pay in any decent part of this town. The suburban office will always be in the wrong spot. Don't be so sure about that. One day, you're not going to be the hip youngster anymore. One day, sooner than you think, you're going to be annoyed by the stupid nonsense that the kids of the day are doing. One day, you'll have a lot more fun in your house than out on the town.