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Jason Malabute
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I'm looking to add Brownsburg and Greensfield to my submarkets

Jason Malabute
  • Accountant
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I'm looking to add Brownsburg and Greensfield to my submarkets list. How do you feel about these markets from a multifamily perspective? I am intrigued in these markets due to economic and population growth like:

Greenfield, IN = population grew 16.5372% since 2010

Brownsburg, IN = population grew 141.2638% since 2010

I heard they are building distribution facilities in Greenfield which is great for local economy.
Would you agree both Greenfield and Brownsburg are B/C+ areas?

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