@Kevin SalameaKind of a boring answer that I give all the time, but you can loosely sort Pennsylvania markets into the following categories:      - Philly/Pittsburgh       - Allentown/Lehigh Valley Area     - Harrisburg, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, Lancaster, York/Hanover, and Reading     - Everything elseNot surprisingly, they match the metropolitan statistical areas in Pennsylvania (link). 

., economic loss, insurance cost, or any other = line-item of OpEx for large multifamily in a given town, there are a number of statistical publications for me to reference.

I track the statistics for the multifamily and rental market here and publish a monthly newsletter specifically geared toward investors. 

I use Census data, Bureua of Labor Statistics, Chamber of Commerce info, and city websites.

NAR's own statistics show that some 75%'ish of new agents drop out in the first year and I think 90%'ish drop out in the first three... 

Since theses last few years have been statistical anomalies when it comes to home value surges, I wouldn't count on values growing at the same pace. 

Supposedly that Mediterranean diet will help your brain health too.Only 20% of the US population smokes and that decreases as income goes up so I you probably won't see alot of smoking investors.Thanks for the statistics on smoking. 

Especially with the increase in pet ownership in our country.12 Interesting Pet Travel Statistics & Trends to Know: 2024 Update – Dogster

Websites like Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin provide information on property listings, rental prices, market trends, and neighborhood statistics.

I didn't know there were statistics on this , per area!