I have done that already, and in short I came to following high level findings.Positive impact on appreciation: -area was historically undesirable due to association with “East Austin” demographic stereotype, but that his changed rapidly in last 10 years due to proximity to downtown, universities, corporations moving in, redevelopment of parks/recreations etc.

Edmonton Alberta CanadaI am very new to real estate and am currently renting a property through a property management  company .After doing some market research I have discovered the neighborhood I reside is rising in value quite rapidly (riverside location beautiful parks and recreational area's )Now my question to everyone (pardon my ignorance)If I wanted to approach the house owner regarding a Lease option would I try to get his information from the property management company or would I contact the property management company about wanting to lease option.I feel as though it would conflict against the property management company seeing as how they make money from me renting .Any advice would be appreciated immensely !

Speaking in terms of raising a family, recreation and relatively low cost of living makes it the hottest market in the nation.

I plan to turn the most of the frontage, into an open air recreational/commercial/farm equipment storage lot.

It shut down but it looks like the idea has been recreated on reddit. 

Those kinds of things can't be recreated.

require $500,000 liability coverage for your STRprohibition of renting out a tent on your land or a recreational vehicle on your landI've only skimmed through it.

This brings my to my current plan which any feedback would be greatly appreciated. l could buy a piece of property in between the two locations and rent tiny houses to the students with a recreational building located on the property.

to make any money at this unless your a very large vertically integrated reseller of recreational land and can carry all your own paper.. there are a handful of these companies in the US>.  

For anyone wondering how they determined these rankings, the full article is here:https://wallethub.com/edu/best-cities-for-renters/...Quality of Life – Total Points: 40City Satisfaction Ranking: Full Weight (~5.71 Points)Job Market: Full Weight (~5.71 Points)Note: This metric is based on WalletHub’s “Best & Worst Cities for Jobs” ranking.Driver-Friendliness: Half Weight (~2.86 Points)Note: This metric is based on WalletHub’s “Best & Worst Cities to Drive in” ranking.Recreation-Friendliness: Full Weight (~5.71 Points)Note: This metric is based on WalletHub’s “Best & Worst Cities for Recreation” ranking.Weather: Half Weight (~2.86 Points)Note: This metric is based on WalletHub’s “Cities with the Best & Worst Weather” ranking.Quality of Public School System: Half Weight (~2.86 Points)Note: This metric is based on GreatSchools.org’s ratings of U.S. public school systems.Safety: Double Weight (~11.43 Points)Note: This metric measures the violent- and property-crime rates.Presence of State Bedbug Laws: Half Weight (~2.86 Points)Note: This binary metric measures the presence or absence of bedbug laws in the state.