I would start by checking out the Ohio markets in the mid-west if investing out of state is the route you take. 

West Valley cities like Buckeye and Avondale, East Valley spots like Apache Junction and Mesa, or growing areas like Casa Grande and Maricopa are worth exploring.

The site is accessible via West Morehead Street, South Clarkson Street, South Cedar Street, and Summit Avenue.

Selling now could free up your equity, giving you the option to diversify into other investments or markets that align better with your new life on the East Coast.

The construction project in question would be in West Philly, if that's helpful.

The internet as wonderful as it is has also created a 'wild west' effect that is often unbridled.  

BiggerPockets website is good for the American market (mostly) but you will also find lots of Canadians on here and some good info on the Canadian market just by searching.There are worthwhile local West Coast resources for learning real estate investing in general and the Canadian and Vancouver markets in particular.

I live in California (Central Coast) and have built a 12-door portfolio in Detroit, which has been a great market for both cash flow and long-term potential.Detroit still offers properties well below the $150k mark, with strong rent-to-price ratios and a market that’s seeing growth in key areas.

I'm not trying to time the market. ..just interested in people's opinions for me it was based on my experince I started in RE in 1975 and the 10 year cycle seemed to hold true right up to the GFC at least on the left coast..

Yes, Reno, NV (click on the first link) and a lot of other areas on the West Coast.