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Drake/Grandview neighborhoods post COVID
When I'm looking through zillow and other platforms, I've noticed that the areas close to Drake and some of the areas around Grandview seem to have a fair amount of available inventory of properties for sale and for rent-- I'm curious to know if those of you with rentals geared towards college students saw significant changes heading into the fall of 2020 and if you expect significant decreases in demand due to the potential increase of online classes?