Educational attainment is the driving force behind economic growth in 2020. As a result, sound real estate investment strategy should analyze the differences in educational attainment in markets across the country.
Values in certain markets are beginning to detach from fundamentals. These markets are could be in a Bubble and should be approached cautiously.
The term “US Recession” should be replaced with “Northeast and West Coat Recession”. Those regions have job losses 2-3x higher than the rest of the country.
The Bay Area is the economic powerhouse of the United States. It’s stranglehold over corporate expansion (IPOs) and innovation (tech startups) is increasing each year. This bodes well for real estate investment in the area.
Successful real estate investing is all about finding a neighborhood early in its growth cycle. A good way to do that is by evaluating “Value Ratio” – the relationship between home values and income levels across different neighborhoods.
Economies in the northeast have been hit significantly hard in the wake of the COVID crisis. Real estate markets will soon follow suit as federal fiscal stimulus abates.
The term “Tech Hub” gets thrown around loosely these days. Which markets have the true characteristics? Read more to find out.
Real estate markets in areas with a youthful population will likely enjoy outsized growth into the future. Millennial Share, the percentage of population between 25 and 44, is the most important indicator of this growth potential.
Market exposure to the negative health and economic consequences from COVID varies across the country. Sprawling metros with younger and healthier populations – such as Salt Lake City and Austin – have a built-in advantage against the virus compared to areas like New York and Pittsburgh.
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