Millennials are a diverse demographic. Today, they’re between the ages of 27 and 42, between young adulthood and nearly middle-aged. Trust us; we’ve heard plenty of discourse about millennials and the housing market over the years.

As the next generation of investors rises, it seems like they’re weighing more options than ever. It’s not so surprising to us, however, to learn that more investors are choosing to invest in real estate. According to Gallup data, roughly two-thirds of Americans had money in the stock market in 2007. By 2016, that figure had fallen by half.