Like Gregory stated, Norwood still has some deals available and is on the rise, with the new Progressive Stadium and newly announced amphitheater coming to the area, should be even better for future potential.

what about the giant kaiser that is planned for theh next 10 years, the big stadium coming , the high speed rail in 5-10 years and the tech jobs moving in? 

It's happening all over LA ramping up the change to pat for the stadium (Rams) and to have the crowd live around it and populating the area. 90 day notices (so much so moratoriums have been placed because it's affecting GLUTS of people) where rents are jumping from 12-1300 for 2br 1ba apts to 28-3200 .. basically defacto evictions knowing people cannot afford it, specifically those on fixed incomes (this isn't uncommon as of late) .. so much of a jump Bay Area housing takes notice.

But, they have a baseball stadium and an Ikea, so that's pretty cool.

Which also eliminates most flips.Obviously, there is some wiggling room, but this room is not the size of a football stadium.

Here is an excerpt:By Randyl DrummerCoStar NewsNovember 23, 2020 | 4:10 P.M.Real estate investment firm Inland Real Estate Group paid about $83 million for a residential community near Phoenix, which has set the pace for an increase in popularity across the country of single-family home rentals.Christopher Todd Communities, which specializes in the development of so-called build-to-rent single-family homes, sold its 313-home Christopher Todd Communities at Stadium to Inland for $82.9 million, or $265,000 per unit, according to public sale and loan documents.The single-story homes in the At Stadium community, located at 9999 W.

Intel has announced their 20 billion dollar factory in Columbus, and Cincinnati has their new $250 million stadium.

@Brandon Wulff: these house hacks and STRs have generally performed very well here in Phoenix - especially near popular locations like the stadium!

I've got a great STR on the market that I'm selling in downtown Phoenix Historic District close to the stadium.

Talk of the baseball stadium moving down town.