I do have a PM company, but the office girl is an idiot; so I'm going to migrate somewhere else soon.It's a tangled web we weave.

There are a number of large construction companies locally and internationally that are building heavily in the city.With the rental market below 2% vacancy, (one of the lowest in Canada), and with so much migration to Kelowna, being a landlord can be quite profitable. 

A lot of in migration from California.

@Beau Pearson We get regular bees and migrating bees here in Arizona all the time.

It's going to be less when I migrate them to the new guy. 

We are seeing great growth in south Edison as a natural migration as North Edison prices itself out of many people's price range. 

That will start the migration to that area of the city, and we'll get our next Fountain Square. :-) I clearly need to talk with more people 15 years younger than me, because I'm now out of touch with all of that.Plus, I don't think anyone really knows what repercussions the Redline might have.

There’s been a lot of growth and migration to Kansas City.

But I think we are a ways from that being the reality in some of the hotter markets where the millennials are migrating to.

and you'll find dozens upon dozens of articles linking the two cities.https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/20/realestate/which-cities-are-people-leaving-and-where-are-they-going.htmlHere's my short list of reasons why so you understand the migration pattern:1) You need to make $333,270 to afford a home in San Francisco.