Expansions for major employer Raytheon and a new regional HQ for Caterpillar have been announced in the last 6 months as well.Its worth a look!

Caterpillar is adding 500 jobs to the downtown area, there is now a direct flight between New York to Tucson, and the list goes on...Tucson appears to making all of the necessary changes to really allow it to "Boom" over the next decade. 

Bloomington-Normal has Country Companies, Bridgestone, Nestle, Rivian Automotive just took over the old Mitsubishi plant and a lot of Caterpillar employees live in town as well.

We have IKEA, Caterpillar, Ross, Target, Walmart, Amazon, L'Oreal, and much more (with much more coming).  

Peorias golden goose use to be Caterpillar.

Caterpillars, fetuses in the womb, entrepreneurs, Brown Belts in Karate, babies learning how to walk.....all have to leave their comfort zones and struggle to get to the next level.

Amazon, L'Oreal, Target, Caterpillar, Ikea, etc. have all moved their operations here and some are in fact still expanding their operations as well.  

Chicago also gained about 25,000 jobs in the downtown area in 2017 and a huge influx of corporate migrations to the city over the recent years, including but not limited to McDonalds, Caterpillar, ConAgra, and Kraft Heinz. 

As the University of Arizona sees its enrollment numbers grow every year, property values adjacent to campus will continue to rise.With 10,000 new jobs also coming to Tucson via Caterpillar, Raytheon, ADP, Intuit and Comcast, the demand for property in Tucson is only continuing to grow.

So if the Caterpillars and GE's of the world start to show real earnings in a growing economy we might end up with incredibly low forward PE's.Look at Apple, are you telling me that APPL at a pe of 17, or Bank of America trading at 15 x's earnings are super high?