The Dawn of Multi-Gen Housing
[{"id": "cobf1mu", "text": "I don't know I don't see it here.  Multi-gen only exists when young folks are poor or seniors have medical issues requiring children care givers.  \n\nThe 'millennial' market is urban and high end and attractively attracts a fair amount of middle aged childless folks and retirees.  \n\nIt is more versatile I guess is my thought.  \n\nIf you want to start building units designed to be cohabited by different family generations I think you are going after a small part of the market.   That segment you are going after has lots of options too in SFH's.  \n\nNot to mention the 20 somethings being so poor they get degrees and still can't afford a crappy apartment is hopefully a short term recession event.  \n\nJust my 2 cents but interesting article.", "replies": [{"id": "cobpomp", "text": "That's an excellent counter-point and certainly appreciate you furthering the conversation. ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]