I like my own market for this reason, because prices have not gone down once in a single year here in over 40 years, including the global financial crisis 2008-2010.

I had no idea the US was that messed up, no wonder you guys nearly destroyed the global economy with the subprime crisis.

As an active investor and agent in New York and New Jersey - let me say, I've "seen this movie" before. 2001 - 9/11 - New York is dead2008 - Global Financial Crisis - New York is dead2020 - COVID - New York is deadWell, turns out New York came back each and every time.

Airbnb issues permanent global party ban in wake of string of shootingshttps://www.kmaland.com/news/business/airbnb-issues-permanent-global-party-ban-in-wake-of-string-of-shootings/article_0c6e9e91-97a6-53de-9eda-72da5b94466f.htmlSorry for the messy fonts! 

6) Thoughts on the sister city Las Vegas Multifamily real estate investment considering that it has some good economic growth projects coming up (AMAZON fulfillment centre , SWITCH supernaps, FARADAY, Strip projects such as Genting Berhad’s $4 billion Resorts World Las Vegas, the $350 million MGM-AEG arena, and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority’s $2.3 billion Las Vegas Global Business District.)I am also looking for networking with other investors in this area including investor-friendly real estate agents.

LLC, Jason and Jamie Lucchesi (owners of Global Fortune Solutions, LLC), real estate agent Becky .....Federal Loan Group ...

Chicago has a vibrant economy and not dependent solely on one big industry.

Both have strong, vibrant economies and offer very good returns.

.- National and Global economics.

(A lot of people, young, vibrant)Austin/Portland (I like their eccentric culture, but don't love them because I'm more into diversity at this stage)However, I've found it hard to find a place that matches the critieria: Under 400kMulti-UnitUrban and YoungGood rental or Airbnb marketGood investment and growth to followThe best contender so far would be Chicago where some duplexes surrounding Hyde Park (mainly South of it) near University of Chicago seem to have some affordable multi units.