I am wondering how you came up with that statistic of most, and what you mean by seen.

Statistics about Kansas City are as followed:Population 489KMedian Value -145KMedian House Hold Income 54KPopulation growth - 1.26%Unemployment -3.6%There is a ton of opportunity in the midwest.

Hi all,Here is some statistical data from MLS for 2018.

Where ever unemployment is low or decreasing (census.gov) dept of labor statistics bls.gov  This will tell you if a city will be growing and if it has the jobs to support the growthIf you want to predict it even farther out you would have to look for markets near other booming markets where people move once theyre priced out of the core market

How can I find accurate information on the population growth, job growth and rental statistics in an area?

Now, I don't really like medians so much, means/averages are a much better statistic, I find (but everyone uses medians, so here we are).

U of A plans to grow student population by 50% by 2022 I forget who put the specific statistics of this in a forum post but if you do a search I am sure it will come up.

While this is typically targeted towards Millennials, it is a statistic that has increased across the board.

My first thought, is all statistics aside, make an offer that fits your needs and your personal budget. 

I read an interesting paper with a LOT of statistics regarding the success rate of peircing veils of LLCs.