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Justin Knapp
  • Suffolk, VA
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Market Research

Justin Knapp
  • Suffolk, VA
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Hi everyone,

I was curious how everyone is going about getting their market information, aside from the obvious driving/walking of neighborhoods and talking to a Realtor. I'm big into following market trends to stay on top of what's coming down the road and knowing the market from both a macro and micro perspective. There are a bunch of sources I use to cross reference each other (AxioMetrics, REIS, Real Capital Analytics, CB, etc.) but was curious to what else is out there to review. I think the previously mentioned sources are solid, but only give a sliver of what I'd like to know without paying an arm and a leg. 

-Justin

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