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Jeff Weissman
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  • Oakland, CA
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Projected Job Growth & Population Growth of U.S. Cities

Jeff Weissman
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Oakland, CA
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Operating on the assumption that Projected Job Growth & Population Growth are key factors in determining which U.S. cities may present the best places to invest in multi-family properties, does anyone know of a good, comprehensive, reliable source for such predictions for '08?

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Ram Chandrasekaran
  • San Jose, CA
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Ram Chandrasekaran
  • San Jose, CA
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Hey Guys
Have you tried www.bestplaces.net. I use that and other websites. I start my research in that order (below):

1. www.trulia.org - Shows the Heat Map and the average price in the city you are looking for properties and neighboring Zip Codes
2. www.bestplaces.net - shows the population, expected population growth, pollution, schooling, spending on schools, job growth, rental vacancy rate, etc. compares with National Average
3. www.ofheo.gov - gives you the complete of list of appreciating and depreciating cities nationwide - Downloadable PDF
4. www.huduser.org - fair market rents - downloadable Excel. Consists of almost all counties across the nation

Hope that helps.

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