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1 GEN Y Who are they and why are they in the driver’s seat?

2 GEN Y – who are they? Children of the post-war “Baby Boom” Ages 17 to 34 86 million Account for 20% - 30% of total workforce

3 GEN Y – descriptors Plugged In Multi-Taskers (A.D.D.) Competitive Urban Social Educated Outspoken Entitled Environmentally Conscious

4 What is Gen Y impact on RE? Housing Retail Office Values – Sustainability – Alternative Transportation – Social How Does Denver Compare?

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