This can make it a good market for investors looking to buy rental properties.Access to amenities: Columbus is a mid-sized city with a range of amenities, including cultural attractions, sports teams, and a number of universities.

But this new woke culture war hit some of the big name companies really hard and I had a huge lost on them: Meta, Disney, Target, Nike and NIO (this is not so much the woke culture but just the company did not perform as expected).

California is Mass, yet the sub-cultures and character of each region is unique.  

. 🤪 A fun fact about yourself: I am from the Dominican Republic (un tiguerito :-D ) I like to explore cities through their food and culture. 

Millennials (people born after 1995) especially enjoy the comforts of renting in Detroit because of the new urban-dwelling culture and non-commitment.

Home to Fortune 500 companies like Sherwin-Williams and Progressive Insurance, strong arts & culture scene, 3 major sports teams, all of which create a healthy demand from renters and owner occupants alike that investors can benefit from.

Hi everyone, Does anyone have any insights on how to fairly and transparently screen tenants when its not just checking boxes but finding someone who would be a good cultural and energetic fit for the property?  

It was fun looking on a new market and culture with “new” eyes.  

We have a nation-wide nursing shortage and, as you mentioned, an aging boomer generation, not to mention a general culture shift in how people want to live and work.

It all depends on the college rental culture.