I am a 30 year old technology(data science) professional who has been dabbling in real estate as a side gig.

The report emphasizes the need for CFOs to leverage data on submarket dynamics to negotiate better deals.While challenges remain, the office market’s evolving landscape presents growth opportunities for strategic decision-makers.

If you can keep your home data up to date and make the site user friendly your already off to a good start.Just do not become a lead generating platform when you do that you end up with a higher percentage of users who fail to return. 

Bigger markets do offer more data and comparables, which can make your initial analysis easier.

Who can I reach out to to analyze the data? 

WA, for example, requires that you take 20 hours of state-sponsored classes and pass a state-sponsored test.

Most don't have any experience at all and are using my property as a test case.

However Id like to know what are some data points and minimum criteria you look at in a market (like a 1% job growth YoY) to feel informed on your decision making processalso if you go to the area what are some things you look for physically that would be a good sign 

I use competitor pricing as guide posts but since I've been operating for several years, I look at historical, year over year data for my own place and raise it a bit.

I was missing a lot of data.