I think I need to figure out where the next migration of people in the county is going to happen.

We see the same type of economic migration here in the Maritimes (Eastern Canada).

Not really news unless you live in a hole but they are adding 10-20K units in the next two years according to the end of the article.SummaryAverage rent over $1,000 per month in the Metro area.New units are all high end as they can't afford to construct units for middle or low end.Demand is driven by migration of young people into the area.Good time for landlords but the future holds a mixed bag with a ton of inventory coming on line.

On top of that, these other cities are coastal hubs that were where most people migrated when there were no trains, cars or planes, just ships.

We will also be the #1 rental growth market in the nation this year with 10% year-on-year and 8.5% next year.A big part of that increase is due to the massive influx of middle and lower class millennials migrating to our city from the Bay Area because they are being priced out of the region.

You've got to be careful to mitigate rain and snow in these window wells, because they will tend to allow moisture to migrate into your basement.

Migration has shifted and we're playing "catch up" to what that means.4.

@David Cheng I have a lot of clients in Washington State looking into the Boise market because our price points are generally lower and our rental rates are increasing with the natural migration and local tach companies moving in, expanding. the market here has been aggressively rising over the last 4 years to a point where the rebound has had quite the psychological affect on seller's and listing agents. something to consider.

Not the case for Las Vegas: Class A properties will stay class A in the future.Due to the lack of expansion room, increased demand created by people and companies migrating to Las Vegas will almost guarantee price and rent increases.SummaryThe current market is strong and we expect it to get stronger as 2019 progresses.

With many of the 20 million plus aging population wanting to move to warmer climates the migration patterns, job growth, etc. is moving away from the colder states.That isn't to say there are not investments that make sense in those areas in some spots you just have to be more careful.