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Generation Y

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Generation Y, from most recent to least.

83 Percent of Generation Z Plans to Purchase a Home Within 5 Years

83 Percent of Generation Z Plans to Purchase a Home Within 5 Years

Nena Perry-Brown | September 10th 2018

A new survey from Property Shark reveals that the adults in the generation born in and after 1995 are much more optimistic about the housing market... read »

What Does Generation Y Want? Walkability and City Life

What Does Generation Y Want? Walkability and City Life

Shilpi Paul | May 16th 2013 | 8 Comments

The findings of a recent study about Generation Y support what people have been saying for years: members of the group want to live in walkable... read »

DC’s Twentysomething Conundrum

DC’s Twentysomething Conundrum

Shilpi Paul | May 29th 2012 | 21 Comments

This weekend, The Washington Post's Jonathan O'Connell wrote an op-ed that spoke to the troubles that DC may have keeping young adults in the city as... read »

Carless: Young People Not That Into Driving

Carless: Young People Not That Into Driving

Shilpi Paul | April 10th 2012 | 9 Comments

In Atlantic Cities this morning, Richard Florida compiled the results of several different studies that all support the same conclusion: Americans... read »

What Generation Y Wants In A Home

What Generation Y Wants In A Home

Mark Wellborn | January 13th 2011 | 3 Comments

Urban setting, outdoor space and no formal dining rooms. That is what Generation Y is looking for in a house these days, The Wall Street Journal... read »

Generation Y Wants the Dream Neighborhood, Not the Dream Home

Generation Y Wants the Dream Neighborhood, Not the Dream Home

Mark Wellborn | December 6th 2010 | 23 Comments

If you were born between the years of 1981 and 1989, then you are much more interested in living in a neighborhood that you like, rather than a home... read »

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