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Much has been written about the millennial generation—where they live, how they work and how they spend their money—but what’s fact and what’s fiction?
As millennials become a larger segment of the workforce, grow in affluence and start forming their own families, the myths about their generation begin to peel away. What are their true preferences and how are their choices impacting residential, office and retail real estate globally?
To help answer these questions, CBRE conducted one of the most extensive and detailed global studies of how this generation chooses to live, work and play.
cost/financial
circumstances
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short term convenience
global average with no plans to leave the family home
are renting
say wages are not keeping up with property prices
Creche
Dry cleaning
Game room
Convenience
store
Showers
Green space
in building
Wellness/
relaxation
Rest areas
Bike racks
Shopping
deliveries
Coffee bar
Canteen
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prefer collaborative
workplace environments
see workplace quality as important when choosing an employer and 69% will trade other benefits for better workspaCE
ONLY
OF EMPLOYERS provide
wellness facilities,yet
36% employees want them.
consider that they are lucky to have a job at all
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enjoy shopping as a leisure activity
want to try
on items
can get the product
then and there
in store
like to see the products
of millennials’ shopping still takes place In store
is the total global average number of days a month spent on ‘going out’ (going to a live event, eating out, going to the cinema and visiting a shopping center other than to shop).
TOP REASONS Why millennials don’t do more shopping online
Millennials spend almost
of all disposable income on
leisure – going out, non-food shopping and other
non-essential items