They tend to buy near entertainment venues- I.e. the casinos where people will be attracted to and may spend a few days / nights for a conference, event, etc. 

But that is because the state failed to reign in frivolous lawsuits targeting the insurance industry.by RandyI agree 100%,  strongest industries  Insurance, Bank and casinos... 

There's not much historical growth, but it sounds like the casino is going in and some areas are growing moderately. 

Stay away from Greenwood (Seattle) and Casino Rd.

Winter skiiing, summer lake vacations, and casinos nearby (Stateline, NV). 

I worked at an Indian Casino and the place was flooded with retirees who had to work to cover the rising cost of medial care.

Cherokee isn't my style personally, but the casino there just expanded exponentially in size, which is drawing more and more visitors to the area, and is driving up property values a lot.

Very well presented interesting to see a analysis of the Taj Mahalhttp://www.cnbc.com/2016/08/04/taj-mahal-casino-cl...if you want to invest like Ichan you can buy his stock ticker IEP it had a wild ride last year hitting a high of $150 and coming all the way back down to $45 It has recently bounced off the lows to about $55 today 

It's near casinos in Tunica, a quick drive from Memphis, Little Rock, and Oxford, there is hunting and fishing nearby, and it's on the Mississippi River.

These are great for weekend visitors from New Orleans and Florida who come here to gamble (12 casinos).