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Updated over 6 years ago, 04/25/2018

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Nathan Wiebe
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
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Comparing US Markets

Nathan Wiebe
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
Posted

Can people give me some unbiased opinions on a list of markets and what they’re seeing in those areas? Using a scoring system can people rate these markets on a scale of 1-10 for population growth, job growth, and vacancy rates decline? Even just the one you’re familiar with. 5 is average.

Charlotte, Dallas, Tampa, Orlando, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and Memphis

Eg. Charlotte: PG (population growth)-8, JG (job growth)-9, VR (vacancy rates)-8.

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