@Gabriel Pais we don't really have a problem with getting people to move to Charlotte lol...the last statistic I heard was over 100 people a day.

This website scrapes information from many governmental and major national organizations (including bureau of labor statistics) I want to cross reference the data I am finding there with BLS or something else.

We pay attention to those news stories and the statistics which confirm our opinion. 

So this comes across, statistics wise, as low numbers in constructions.

@David Stumpf Statistics show that the population is shrinking from 1960 - 2015, the work there is few and seasonal.

Look up demographics and housing statistics in your target area.

CBRE has some great reports and statistics that may be helpful.Also you may be able to find some info at https://www.nreionline.com/https://www.reit.com

Report Build:I've taken the data from every Q2 going back to 2000 which include the statistics of the three major residential asset classes: Single Family, Condo, and Multi Family.

For crime, look at the city's police department website and they'll tell you where they report crime statistics to.

Facts and statistics say that economies of scale are more favorable when you go larger.