Bernstein researched the historic themes that shaped the development of the ethnic and cultural communities and geography.

But the areas are so big and diverse.. like different ethnics, quality of neighbors, quality of schools and etc. all in one bracket of low income area.

Incredible deal-making conference.This is what every retail needs to see in order to properly assess the viability of a prospective retail site:-Signalized corner, soft corner or mid block-Visibility, frontage and signage -Parking -Ingress/egress -Traffic counts -Population density in a 1, 3 and 5-mile radius -Ditto for median household income -Ditto for ethnic breakdown-Ditto for population growth rate -Ditto for residential and commercial development projects in the pipeline-Proximity to complementary national retailers-Proximity to direct competitors -Proximity to existing locations in the trade area -Lease structure (absolute NNN, modified NNN or NN for build to suits/reverse build to suits; or ground lease) -Rental rate -TI allowance, if any, for aforementioned BTS/Reverse BTS leases

It bucks the trend, app many subcultures and ethnicities, the suburbs will not be going away.

I also some clients that like the ethnically Slovenian area around E 55th / St Clair / Addison in the 44103 zip code, though admittedly this is probably a "D" caliber area with lower rents, more blight, lower property values, etc.

Research the Fair Housing Practices (Race, gender, Ethnicity, Religion, Rental Class, Etc) in your state website. 

@Bjorik MutizeCurrently I’m only in residential unit but would like to go I to offices and attract triple a clients I have a opportunity the value of the building is 9m but seller willing to give it at 6m like we all know when is to good to be true it not good there is over 30k sqf that are empty a lot of leases are ending on December this year witch is the worst timing everThere’s already a pharmacy inside but lots of b-c tenant such as ethnic community center, travel agency, cafeI want to know how to attract medical lawyers tax experts gouvernement big tenants that bank loves

I purchased a 14-unit apartment building with a very specific ethnic group occupying the entire apartment building.

That area has had a huge influx of Chinese (mostly mainland) immigrants in the past 10-20 years, and the population is almost 50% of Chinese ethnic descent.

As expected here, we operate in both English and French, but we have also made arrangements with the individuals in two ethnic communities and the local multicultural association to assist us with serving our international student clientele - most of whom speak Arabic, Mandarin, Portuguese, or Spanish.