Interest rates going up is impacting the ability of renters to migrate into buying houses.The 'increasing tenure' bullet point will undoubtedly impact future sales and refinances. 7-10+ years down the road people who bought a house within the last 2 years at all time low rates will not be inclined to either sell or refi unless they have to.

Her motivation is: her extended family has migrated north, so she wants to replicate the property, just closer to family.

Are you saying you would rather OF your properties in retirement rather than selling for cash and migrating your portfolio into an annuity?

There is a lot of development growth happening and migration to the area.

Yesterday, on the 1st day of migration,  I have been trying to add a listing at apartments.com and I am told they no longer list rooms.

Also I heard New York Corporations are getting hit with a tax hike, and if they migrate to north jersey while market is hot, maybe I can sell the property for a little more right now, but either way need to figure out how to incentivize tenants to leave. 

SO many markets are experiencing this right now due to interstate migration, historically low interest rates, housing shortages nationwide and foreign investors buying properties in the US because it represents a "safe" place to park their money.

Have you seen or live in a area where people are flocking in from elsewhere in the United States?I live in Texas and been seeing people coming in and buying up real estate by the droves. We recently put our home on th...

I'm in the Greenville SC market and this is an aggressive market with so many people migrating to the area from the northern and western US.I'm eager to get into fix-and-flips and I have some amount of capital to invest, however, the analysis' that I've done on potential deals in this area just don't make sense to me, for the following reasons:-Fixer-uppers are selling for big dollars (we're in a bubble at the moment), compared to prices pre-pandemic.

Accounts there are being migrated to apartments.com, which works the same way.