You can have two houses that are identical according to the data on paper/ virtually, but millions of dollars apart in value for infinite reasons that you just can't know without being there (level of finishes, condition, smell, same builder or different, how the property will show to potential buyers, micro-location (same sub-division or different one across the street, one has awesome views while the other doesn't, one could be on a lake while the other isn't, one could be next to gas station or on a busy street, near train tracks, a smelly factory, backing to commercial or high density multifamily, one could have settling issues with the foundation because of expansive soils while the other doesn't etc. etc. etc.).

Biotechnology, healthcare, and clean energy sectors also show substantial expansion, contributing to a diverse economic base.

Indicators of a healthy and expanding real estate market include employment growth, population expansion, and strong economic foundations.

As it relates to corona virus, I was very interested in the fact of the Amazon expansion in this city which is being build 1 mile from the apartment complex.

Everything around is blowing up (has been for a while) but of course, SS units and Car Washes are going up right along with the expansion!

Yes, planned changes can affect a neighborhood positively or negatively.... things like changes in airport traffic, road expansion, putting in a new community park, new construction building and more...

Additionally, if you invest in a market that is experiencing rapid expansion in the economic base (like Columbus, Ohio), you'll be able to refi and get into commercial much more rapidly.

Despite the current favorable cash flow, we are open to adjusting our 3.25% rate for strategic expansion.

Your experiences and advice would be immensely valuable as I navigate through this exciting but unfamiliar terrain.Here is some information on Riverbank expansion and Costco development slated to complete at the middle of this year Here is information on Modesto's North Corridor expansion in the same area and video here Ceres has just put in a new strip at the Gateway Center and they are building out a hotel.

The imbalance between the number of available residences and population growth is driving up prices and rents, a trend likely to continue for the foreseeable future.Constraints to ExpansionThe scarcity of available raw land for expansion is a contributing factor to the continued increase in prices and rents.