Property value will not always grow, depending on the region, local economy and population, they will continue to grow or start to fall.

Are there any upcoming infrastructure projects or developments that could impact property values in these neighborhoods?

From what I can tell, FTF did a poor job of monitoring the progress of the project and released funds to the developer when they shouldn't have.  

I've heard of instances where I've seen the investor do well long-term and some where the investor has been able to build and sell or just hold and eventually sell if new developments are coming up in the surrounding area. 

They just broke ground on Nevada's first vehicle manufacturing facility out there to build and develop the Tesla Semi Truck! 

We specialize in owning and operating (we are vertically integrated and manage our own properties) multifamily in markets that have good job growth and good population grown but are underserved and fly below the radar.After underwriting many deals in the North Carolina markets for almost 18 months we found an off-market deal that met our stringent underwriting criteria.

Also, focus on markets with strong job growth, affordability and economic development.

@Ray HageI agree as I would stay away from condos as between special assessments and increase of fees, what is the risk vs reward.Many of these buildings are run by people who are not property managers or have development experience and lack the knowledge to properly run the propertyAlso many don’t realize that on older buildings your initial estimate will be 30-50% less once the work starts, especially on older concrete buildings that are susceptible to deterioration due to the weather in these areas (especially the salt)

The city also enjoys consistent annual population growth and ongoing large business activity/investment.  

Meanwhile, the U.S. needs 145,000-200,000 new jobs each month to keep up with population growth, spurred by increased immigration.ConclusionWhile job market momentum has slowed, it's not breaking.