Minnesota, I wouldn't say a "mini-boom" unless you define that as nearly a decade long strong growth and appreciation with a trajectory that not even covid or riots has been able to derail a "mini-boom". 

I will attach an info-graphic that I took during the webinar that shows that even through Corona and riots the Minneapolis housing market has boomed. 

I'm a pizza delivery driver in California about to start making more money by door dashing on my off time, and I see an in into real estate in New York (Cobble Hill specifically) in wake of all the rioting, looting, and coronavirus cases. 

The wide spread riots will continue to drive quality tenants to the suburbs.

The law defines a riot as a gathering of 3 or more people causing a public disturbance.

Think BLM riots are bad, imagine food riots, how hard will you fight to eat? 

That is the virus and the riots and looting effect.

I use the Portland riots as an example.

Might just be the violence and riots tho'. 

I had my eye on Oregon but with the recent rioting I am having doubts.