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Indianapolis? Columbus? Phoenix? Which is Best?

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Here's my Pick . . .
Phoenix Officials Have Plan For 50,000 New Housing Units By 2030

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...

PHOENIX, AZ — City officials in Phoenix are taking specific steps to address the housing shortage in America's fifth most populous city. The city unveiled this week the "Housing Phoenix Plan," which sets a goal to create or preserve 50,000 more housing units by 2030.

Even if achieved, that would still be less than one-third of what's currently needed. A recent housing gap analysis shows the city has a need for 163,067 additional housing units, according to data shared in the city plan.

The plan includes nine "policy initiatives," which include supporting affordable housing legislation, amending the city zoning ordinance to create more housing options and prioritizing new housing in "areas of opportunity."

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Originally posted by @Remington Lyman:
Originally posted by @Account Closed:
Here's my Pick . . .
Phoenix Officials Have Plan For 50,000 New Housing Units By 2030

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...

PHOENIX, AZ — City officials in Phoenix are taking specific steps to address the housing shortage in America's fifth most populous city. The city unveiled this week the "Housing Phoenix Plan," which sets a goal to create or preserve 50,000 more housing units by 2030.

Even if achieved, that would still be less than one-third of what's currently needed. A recent housing gap analysis shows the city has a need for 163,067 additional housing units, according to data shared in the city plan.

The plan includes nine "policy initiatives," which include supporting affordable housing legislation, amending the city zoning ordinance to create more housing options and prioritizing new housing in "areas of opportunity."

 I think Columbus is better than Phoenix and Indianapolis because there are more real estate agents that specialize in working with investors.

That’s funny:) The agents definitely have the keyword alerts set and ready as well LOL 

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