The area is always expanding the business district as well as downtown, from Access to low cost regional talent, competitive real estate cost, strong work ethics and excellent facilities for sports, shopping, leisure and healthcare.

We're seeing growth in sectors like technology, healthcare, finance, and more, which are all bringing new opportunities to the area.Also, the city's revitalization efforts, including new investments in public infrastructure, housing, and education, are making Detroit an increasingly attractive place to live.In conclusion, while the shift to EVs presents challenges, it also offers opportunities.

They probably had data in the past from digital nomads renting these units for longer stays but the uptick in the past 2 years from the WFH and travelling healthcare professional perspective has likely changed their tune.

Department of Energy is the biggest employer, followed by healthcare systems and state jobs (including the public university).Compared to other cities I've lived in, there are no real danger zones worth talking about.

Population is climbing, plenty of jobs, access to good airport, and access to good healthcare. 

Hi Josh, My wife worked in health care and the burnout can definitely be real.

Im a full time registered nurse, was inspired by rich dad poor dad, found bigger pockets, read BT's book and BRRRR book, and now looking to get out of healthcare for more feedom and time for myself family friends and other people. 

My business partner and I decided back in December 2021 that we wanted to begin transitioning into real estate investing from healthcare.

Also, investments in downtown redevelopment, infrastructure improvements, and the healthcare and technology sectors have contributed to job growth. 

Houston TusconUniversity of Houston38,000 students Median home price: 340,000+0.03% YoY28 days on market +13 YoYCompetitiveness: 56/100Sale to list price: 98.1%-1.9% YoYPop growth2021: 1.73%2022: 1.58%strong presence in the energy, healthcare, and aerospace industries.