I know it is a large state and this is a broad question, but what I do know is there are people migrating to Texas at extremely high rates. 

The Migration Trends of 2020, wouldn't be complete without checking out the U-Haul trends.

The fact is there is net out-migration, more people leaving that arriving. 

I'm very conservative about buy and hold because I am not at all convinced that between all the money being printed and the years of appreciation in Massachusetts, the current real estate bubble and migration patterns, the market won't soften or even tank here.

Thanks in advance It really boils down to positive Net Migration.

Will cities flourish again in renaissance  or are we destined for increased migration to micro-burbs and a great "spread" across the country.

Some have used population migration as the indicator.

I would check out this forum to get some thoughts on this topic: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...I would also look at the net population migration in the location you are considering.

I knew there was demand for this unit type and location but I underestimated the Covid related mass migration from CA.

I live in Oregon but would like to invest in rental property in markets like Phoenix, DFW and other states that are seeing high migration of people leaving the expensive coastal states.