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Updated about 3 years ago, 12/12/2021
Any concerns with the declining population in Birmingham?
Hi all,
I'm a new investor vetting multiple markets for buy and hold SFH. Based on my research, it looks like Birmingham is a great place to invest:
- Diverse jobs/economy (Financial offices in BBVA and Wells Fargo, health care providers like UAB, car manufacturers with Mercedes and Honda, and growing distribution centers like Amazon)
- Cost of living is affordable
- High % of renters with low vacancy %
- Best of all: Low property taxes!
However, it does look like Birmingham has had a steady population decline over the past few decades. Are any investors concerned that the population decline will lead to more vacancies, lower rents, etc in the future?
Cheers, Michael