In 2009 the private sector was bailed out by governments, in the next recession who bails out the governments?  

Without new companies moving into the city and creating replacement jobs, the only jobs left will be low-paying service sector jobs.

These new additions to the business sector are spread all around the city, it's safe to bet on the city as a whole and not one particular area

I would say that Bakersfield is poised to grow in the years to come as the development has grown so much, and not just in the residential sector. 

I would think maybe the worker sector would be covered with this guy but I dont know.

https://www.lpm.org/news/2023-09-27/kentucky-has-the-second-...Kentucky is really pulling in a lot of business these days. Really cool to see! 

I am in the development sector so I focus on finding land (mostly held by companies rather than individuals).

Great business idea Daniel, and it should be excellent in 2022 given the outlook for the rental property sector. 

NAS Pensacola is unique in that it has a civilian led and run Navy Housing office that acts as a free resource for active duty and retired military that are looking for housing options in the private sector.

We get excited when a new business opens and we are still hoping that one day they'll put in that elusive Trader Joe's in nearby Auburn :-)The service sector is a large employer.