Well from an economic standpoint, there's a surplus of millennials moving out of Dad & Mom's house, there are immigrants (illegal and legal) entering the country in droves, home prices are on the rise, there is a low supply of housing, and apartment firms are building or renovating a great product with desirable amenities.

I come from a family of Haitian immigrants.

Being an immigrant, not having any knowledge of how real estate investing is done here.

These foreign investors are providing 100% of the capital, and need to invest it in something that is job creating in order to get an immigration benefit from the investment through something known as the EB-5 program.

Many great American immigration stories have started out like yours!

In terms of population growth, you need to combine the growth as a result of births, with that of immigration. 

Florida is a relocation and immigration state that is usually growing so there is usually things to do as an investor.  

They have about 200 billion dollars worth of real estate projects to be completed by 2012, their immigration rate is staggering, fuel is extra cheap down there (26 cents a liter, translates to a little over a dollar a gallon).

Ontario is alittle different, I suppose the real estate market is unique in sense where we have alot of immigration.

Most of the people in this park are hispanic immigrants , with family. 2.