Millennials are priced out of cities

The podcast episode discusses how millennials are being priced out of cities and are forced to move to the suburbs or excerpts due to the high cost of housing in urban areas. The article mentioned that millennials are now entering a phase of life where they are having children and need larger, more affordable housing options, which are often lacking in urban neighborhoods. The conversation explores the reasons behind this trend, including the lack of affordable family-sized apartments in cities and the demand for housing types that cater to double income, no kids (DINKs) households. The podcast acknowledges the disappointment felt as millennials are forced to compromise their desires for walkable neighborhoods and urban amenities due to the limited options available within an increasingly consumptive and transactional housing market. It highlights the need for localized approaches to housing that respond to local supply and demand, delocalize financing, and focus on affordability and adaptability.