You might also want to keep an eye out for certain cities that have planned large improvements such as new schools and stadiums as they will spike up the tax rate in a higher percentage than typical.

The city is also in talks with the Tampa Bay Rays to build a baseball stadium in the area.

Does anyone have experience in DFW with short term/vacation rentals, particularly in the Arlington area near Six Flags, UTA, and ATT Stadium?

The George Lucas Museum, Coliseum & Exposition Park renovation (preparation for the Olympics), USC's continued investments in the area, LA Ram's stadium, Metro Rail development, and the fact that much the rest of Los Angeles is unaffordable, are all contributing to the development here.

That is their greeting and the whole stadium says it back.

In Los Angeles, $385K won't even get you a 1 bedroom condo with a caved-in roof and negative cash-flow.It was bad enough 2 years ago, but now with the Rams moving back and the new stadium under construction, things have gotten bat guano insane.

They meet once a month on a Tuesday at JT Schmidt's in Anaheim, near the stadium. 

I think it has the potential to start turning around like the area around the MB stadium. 

Another building in the neighborhood (same style & plan) is listed for $300,000.The neighborhood is near a new stadium (Atlanta Braves), several employers and shopping/restaurants, but is just outside the city proper.Thank you so much for all your advice/help!

I live in Inglewood and can throw a rock and hit 90047, there is value there and my favorite pockets are within 2 miles of the Inglewood stadium development.Originally posted by @Shiva Bhaskar:Originally posted by @Andrew Lawlor:@Shiva Bhaskar and @Nabil Suleiman Thanks for your insight.