Generation Z (born after 1995 AKA “Linksters”)
Tag: Generation Z
Understanding Gen Z
A new survey from Freddie Mac examines the attitudes of Gen Z about money, renting and home ownership. The survey questioned 1739 people aged from...
Ageless tech
With the current real estate market not exactly favoring the buyer due to the interest rate hike and soaring housing prices, the demand for...
Understanding the Great Resignation
Jonathan Haidt’s latest essay, “Why the Past 10 Years of American Life have been Uniquely Stupid,” calls attention to concerns related to how Gen...
More than a number
They say age is just a number, and that it’s really about how you feel. Okay, that may be true—but then again, there is...
Technology implementation lies at the forefront of multifamily design
Undeniably, as we progress through 2021, one of the hottest trends in multifamily will continue to be technology and automation. According to the 2019 Zillow...
Most college graduates move in with parents
With apartment rents continuing to rise, Generation Z members are more likely to move back home than to their own apartment. More than half (54...
Generation Z
Born from 1995 to 2012, the first members of Generation Z—who succeed the millennials—are graduating from college. Stillman, who has been studying the generations for...
Emotional intelligence, our responsibility to Gen Y and Z
Although the term first appeared in a 1964 paper by Michael Beldoch, it gained popularity in the 1995 book by that title, written by...
Out of the basement
The census data don’t break out age groups, so they don’t specify who is forming these new households. Separate reports show that the previous...
