Austin is diverse enough and still affordable compared to other high tech cities that it will easily handle a short, shallow recession if need be.  

Rents have increased and cap rates have dropped, but there are more regulations, restrictions and expenses in recent years.I am looking for an area with a growing population, diverse growing economy, and valuations less overheated than those at home.  

@Joshua Loh, bots greatly increase the conversion of lead generation.Freddy AI bot's 30,000+ ML models are trained on diverse big-data, and together with advanced NLP models, deliver Skills that are laser-focused on sales, support, and marketing use-cases:For example, the Freddy AI bot carefully examines all correspondence between your employees and sellers or tenants.

I'm from Ontario (Ottawa) but have always wanted to move to Vancouver as it's a beautiful city, diverse and offers some of the best climate here in Canada.

Hello, I've a concentrated stock position and looking to diversity out.

Look for markets that have growing populations, growing jobs, incomes and have modern diverse economies.

Over the least year I have 4 other out of state single family homes, in a small (but not tiny) midwest city which I deem to have a long term stable market (national average population growth, diverse stable economy, largest city for some distance, has both hospital and university, low crime).

Baltimore is a very diverse city and these were located in a solid C area - not a rough area; close to the county line which typically demands higher prices.

Although Austin/central Texas has shot up in value much more than most other regions in the state - in general.Austin's economy is actually fairly diverse, but I would have to say the technology, government and education are the three top dogs.

It will be great to have people with such diverse and deep experiences.