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This is why cap rate analysis isn't usually performed on some property sectors: market participants don't keep or provide data necessary for well supported  rate derivation. 

There is always that one person against it as if there aren't bad seeds in every sector.

The Story I moved to Calgary four years ago for a job in the Energy sector after finishing my university degree.

Construction is one of the BIG engines of the economy and with that grinding to a halt other related sectors are affected.

I found that some have non recourse and only invoices forwarded, those are for govt sector clients too, it might be really hard for private clients of mine.

I'm moving now into higher and rentals and other capacity investments but I will continue to grow that sector of my rental business, because there are always people in that sector. 

However, suburbia itself is undergoing a transformation, with many initiatives, both public and private sector, both large and small, leading a a more town like environment - something like what the small towns surrounding large cities were like in the first half of the 20th century.  

If you want growth, then I would invest it in the energy sector over next few years.

I am a Commercial Real Estate Agent with a focus in the multi-family sector and I have seen small multi-families (properties more in my budget) go for the followingDuplex $650 rent each unit - $90,000Multiple examples of these deals scattered all around St.