On average, one new tower will house approximately 750 people.The Ontario Economic Update 2016 is predicting net migration of 50K+ people each year into Toronto.  

Tech jobs, positive migration, combined with low property taxes, landlord friendly, and no state income tax make Nevada a solid place to invest.

Hi ZZ, you can start with (1) Landlord friendly states, (2) Population growth/migration patterns (3) Job creation...

Migration data inbound and outbound.

Check historical migration maps that correlate to economic conditions to further support my statements.

Expect to pay $350k+ per door and a pro-forma cap rate of 4% if you're buying in a desirable area.It's my opinion that the rent growth we've seen around here is not sustainable even with heavy migration into the state, so I wouldn't be a multi-family buyer in the Phoenix market today. 6 months from now, that might be another story...

Not to say we don't love Tennessee too - but a lot of investors right now have been migrating towards Ohio. 

Here's an interesting analysis of potential markets for the Amazon relocation.https://medium.com/migration-issues/no-room-at-the...It looks at markets with a surplus of housing currently available, metros that have competitively priced housing, places with sufficient labor pool, plus a few other items to ultimately get to an overall grade for potential metros with Philadelphia, Washington D.C. and Chicago topping the list.

@Damien Dupee are more people like yourself migrating to Baltimore and comutting to D.C?

I like miami and columbus because miami is land locked and the opposite. columbus is very affordable. both are the highest net migration cities by head count in their respective states