"Fewer opportunities to be an adult"

This Chronicle article treads some interesting ground.

I've been one of those 20- (and now 30-) somethings questioned by my parents. Though my freelance career feels more stable than in the past, and I can see my graduate-level work starting to pay off even before I've received my degree, Draut's work is a sobering look at why our generation is feeling hard-pressed for catchup.

How does this reflect on the real estate market? I'll leave you to wonder about that.