@Greg Shuflin-3 things we look for when going out of stat are-Job growth, population growth & Diversity in employment.

I think CREXI does a good job of showcasing each market under their Product/Market Intelligence section for no cost.Choosing a market should be based on population growth, unemployment, job growth, employment diversity and more.

Kind of a fun diversion to me with potential to sell the tool later.

I think in general with these weekend episodes, it is likely we will see more variation in how episodes are received by our audience as we bring on a more diverse range of guests from non-real estate backgrounds.

I second @Joseph Firmin, Atlanta is an incredibly diverse MSA with something for practically any type of investor.

Overall, Indianapolis has much more economic diversity and a larger tenant base -- but it really depends on the area if it is a good deal. 

OOC - What thing has more new taxes fixed permanently :)You live in Portland, we're on our 3rd large bond in 5 years and barely 25% of black males perform at grade level in spite of countless equity/diversity positions. 

Milwaukee (MKE) is very diverse.

It’s going to take a diverse investor for this one.

We have a diverse job market, great schools; however, we have lower price points than Columbus.