Millennials help build Houston's

December 03, 2014

Joe Martin, a reporter from the Houston Business Joural, wrote an insightful article on Houston's recent influx of Millennial residents. Click here to read how the younger generation might affect the future of Houston.

"Citing reasons like an affordable housing market— it's about three times less expensive to own a home in Houston than San Francisco when comparing median incomes and housing prices, Paul said — and high job growth, Houston is poised to continue to be a hub for Millennials nationally.

This is great for local companies because it presents a steady workforce, and the city as a whole because it potentially means more businesses will want to move here.

'Companies want to move to places that have an embedded workforce that can fill jobs they plan to create,' Paul told the HBJ."

For the original article, click here.

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Millennials help build Houston's

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