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I'm not saying the properties bought should be for them to necessarily live in, it maybe a way to help fund an early inheritance, a secondary, tertiary or post-graduate education, start a business, for philanthropic causes etc. I don't see why they can't or shouldn't be able to buy their own...

At the end of the day, in the long-term, we would all benefit from owning at least a few residential properties. One to live in today (CGT-free), one to flip and help pay off your PPOR, one to downsize to later in life, and one for each of your kids when they grow up. So at least 4, or more...