The rise of the millennial art collector, testing the waters in a new locale and vacationing closer to home are all trends luxury real estate agents are seeing from their clients moving into summer.
Source: Inman News
Millennial art buyers, ‘toe dipping’ and the return of staycations: 8 summer trends you need to know
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