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Updated 8 months ago, 05/02/2024

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Predicting City Growth - What Trends & Data Matter?

Ben Hofstra
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Hey everybody, I am planning to buy my first investment property in the form of a house hack in the next year and a half. My current goal is to narrow down areas to look at so that I can start paying closer attention to those markets. I have been looking at factors that affect where I would like to live (weather, politics, taxes, night life, etc.) but I am guessing that these don't necessarily indicate a good financial investment. It seems that future growth would mean a good investment. What trends do y'all use to predict future growth? And what factors other than future growth would impact whether or not a market is good to invest in or not?

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