This sector should aim for over 90% occupancy rate, if not 100% in the this area.

I wonder if this is in addition to over supply, just a misallcation of supply, for instance in D.C. they built a ton of multi family over the last decade and a lot came on line just as people were leaving the city, rents is city proper are down, however the outmigration the our burbs where very little supply has been built in the last decade, has had frankly much higher rent growth than I was expecting even in the multi family sector.

It will be interesting to see how the hedge funds continue to react as there are fewer and fewer pension funds out there in the private sector.

But  the landscape is turning more LLC friendly in the lending spectrum - particularly in the portfolio lending sector.  

I started in the the Tourism sector here.

Fun facts to watch and worth noting growth is happening in every sector around Austin. 

This also says nothing that the state has passed the onus of enforcement to the private sector with out property compensation.  

@Bryant XavierI also work in the government sector and there is tons of downtime, I take advantage of that time by scheduling most things that I need to get done.

Likely continue up.Since the housing sector slipped into recession in the second half of 2022, after seeing a wild run-up in home prices during the COVID housing boom, prices are up.

No one can accurately forecast which sector is going to perform best on a year-to-year basis. I am not claiming to be an expert on this but have 20+ years experience in all three sectors and it has allowed be to remain comfortable personally with all the ups and downs.