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Nick Moore
  • Realtor
  • Memphis, TN
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Neighborhood Researching Tips: Determining Supply & Demand

Nick Moore
  • Realtor
  • Memphis, TN
Posted

It seems that networking and asking around at local venues are the meat and potatoes of finding a pulse for a neighborhood’s current and future Supply and Demand.

Are there any other strategies and tips for staying updated with future city/business development plans, new market trends, etc?

(Grammar Nazis: I apologize for the plethora of prepositions in this post.)