Tag: Millennials

Yeah, I’m a Baby Boomer and I am okay with it! If you read the articles here on Crow’s Feet often and relate to what we writers have to share, you are very likely a Baby Boomer, too. We’re a pretty cool bunch of people who have seen and done a lot, right? ...

The millennial generation, unlike any before it, is receiving an unprecedented amount of media attention given the growing awareness that they will increasingly comprise a significant portion of the workforce over the next five to ten years. Despite the growing research touting how the generations a...

About the Author: I am the public relations and content manager at Perkfix.com. I am a senior at Santa Clara University majoring in Communication, Political Science, and Spanish. I am an avid runner and a flat disc enthusiast being president of the Ultimate Frisbee club at SCU. Along with this,...

As a tired and anxious millennial who has recently moved to Amsterdam, you may have noticed that there are two words in use — “millennial” and “millenial”. With so much information readily available at our fingertips, it can be tempting to simply google the difference. ...

The COVID-19 pandemic sparked intense debate about the future of cities, with some greatly exaggerating the death of urban areas. But cities have been through significant disruptions before and have always managed to bounce back. Nonetheless, the pandemic accelerated some secular changes already und...

That’s because, in our lifetimes, we’ve had precious few opportunities to believe otherwise. Even when SF’s skyrocketing home market dips back down toward Earth, it never seems to come within our reach. Just before the pandemic hit, economists at the SF-based Apartment List esti...

Working class Millennials and Gen-Z have a right to complain about being poorer than our parents — because we are. When you adjust incomes to inflation, most of us are making much less money than our parents did at our age. We don’t remember the ‘good old days’ where ...

A new report indicates half of New York City’s households are unable to comfortably hold down an apartment, access sufficient food and basic health care, and get around. The study reveals New York City is facing its worst affordability crisis of the last two decades. Nearly 80% of ho...

That’s because, in our lifetimes, we’ve had precious few opportunities to believe otherwise. Even when SF’s skyrocketing home market dips back down toward Earth, it never seems to come within our reach. Just before the pandemic hit, economists at the SF-based Apartment List esti...

I’m an “elder millennial” or I guess that’s what we’re being called, we were raised on the lie that if you put in some hard work in school, then go to college and get a degree that’ll open up all kinds of opportunities, and you’ll be able to have a decent li...