High interest rates and dwindling capital reserves have led smaller investors, who have long driven the market, to pull back.Shift in Investor BehaviorFor years, individual investors fueled price growth through small-dollar deals, but rising interest rates have made them less aggressive.

Note I am not stating that a post should ever be 100% AI generated.I reference different sources for the data I reference in my posts.  

Looking at the data you provided for Melbourne, FL:- Average rent is around $2,000-$2,100- Rents have actually decreased slightly year-over-year- There's a wide range of rental prices ($650 to $6,500)This suggests a diverse market with potential opportunities, but also some volatility.

I wanted to share some exciting news here at BiggerPockets as we have launched a new downloadable spreadsheet for analyzing short-term rental deals.Once you pull in some numbers from a STR data source like AirDNA, Rabbu, Mashvisor, etc., you should be able to see if a deal pencils out for you.

My agent here suggested Turlock - I haven't driven out to the Central Valley or Sacramento to look around yet.

The city’s buzzing with major projects like Intel’s $20 billion plant, Google’s three data centers, and big land buys from Amazon and Meta.

Specifically im pulling data on SFH\MF and lots owned for 10+ years, with 35%+ equity in T4,T5,T6 zoned areas with 5k-40k sf lots, especially if they are run down or outdated. 

I am a real estate broker and have access to market data for valuations.

@Noelle Mastelotto not only is Detroit booming, but we've got the data to help with investing decisions!

How do I obtain the current market data for average annual occupancy for the Destin area?