Currently, millenials are those whose lives are still tangled with their parents. Studies revealed that most of them aren't forming their own families yet. Either they are focused on their careers or they are living their happy-go-lucky lives. Either way, they are still projected by housing experts as a group which will become powerful home buyers despite the fact that most of them are not in a hurry to purchase one. But once they decide to pursuit the goal, they will do all they can to achieve it.
The millennium generation has fantastic choices when it comes to the house they want. But you'll be surprised to know that the house they want is one that is conveniently located to the comfortable amenities of the lifestyle they reflect. According to surveys, most of them would want the house to be located near bars, coffee shops, and shopping loops.
Unlike the general home comfort features that generations before them wanted, millenials are more particular with technology in the home. One factor behind such choice is their inclination with the use of modern technology in their jobs and in their personal lives. Most of them have been cannibalized by their smart phones and other handheld gadgets such that they want control of other home appliances with these gadgets too. Thus, in more recent surveys it appeared that they want to turn the lights on and off through their mobile phones or water the garden in times determined by their sensor-capable sprinklers. In consideration of their mobile phone use, the millenials would of course come into consensus that good provider coverage is also a great factor. They would want to check first whether their provider has strong signal around the neighborhood where they are planning to buy a house.
The millennial home buyer wants greater control over his would-be house. Thus having smaller spaces is not of a big deal. Instead, what he wants is a smaller space where flexibility and control can be fused with functionality and beauty.
Rooms especially designated for a typical function may not be as important as what other buyers representing other generations would opt for. Instead multifunction rooms are more important to them, such as a room where his future family can dine together while in other days he and his friends can watch over their favorite sports channel. It's like a dining area which can also function as a media room.