Investing in multifamily properties in Philadelphia is popular due to the city's steady population growth, job opportunities, relatively affordable property values, and solid rental demandPhiladelphia’s multifamily market offers a range of opportunities, from high-end neighborhoods to up-and-coming areas with great cash flow potential.

The condo’s potential for consistent income on platforms like Airbnb, coupled with the area's growing popularity, made it a strategic addition to my investment portfolio.

Airbnb increased the popularity of STRs, but did not introduce STRs (VRBO started in 1995).  

We have seen Brampton become a popular city for duplex properties as many of them have basement with separate entrances.

Charlotte is a tough market for investors at the moment as we have had a considerable rise in the average price of housing as it has become more popular here. 

On another G.R. house, I have used a program through the city "Get the Lead Out", a somewhat more popular program for some time here. 

I am Texas based so may answers will skew more towards my region but I would leave to hear what are some other areas you may be paying attention to that isn't as popular as some of the main stays (Smokies, Joshua Tree, etc)Mine right now are 1.

From there, there still may be operational issues such as the  property being too seasonal and having a bad weather season or the market simply losing popularity.

Platforms like CINC (Commissions Inc) and BoomTown are popular among realtors for managing lead generation and tracking and often support custom single-property pages too.

The state’s popularity among snowbirds (temporary winter residents) helps support demand in the colder months, allowing for a more stable real estate cycle than in states with harsher winters.Phoenix, for instance, has one of the fastest-growing housing markets in the country, with consistent demand for both primary and secondary residences.