Major sectors in the area include healthcare, education, government, and trades/transportation/utilities.💰 5.

@Kathy Henley you mentioned that there wasn’t a housing shortage in St Louis, is that in all sectors?

Orlando is ultimately a service and hospitality sector, so I would say to stand out be a great host, highly responsive and above all else, keep it clean. 

Space Command.However, any major slow-down in employment gains could be problematic for the apartment sector which is already beginning to feel the impact of the new supply with 18 properties in lease-up.While Huntsville’s apartment market has entered uncharted waters, the area’s economic growth is exciting and robust, with new construction of retail, restaurants, nightlife, music venues and mixed-use developments almost everywhere you drive.

@Jacqueline BilleraI invest in Columbus RE, huge growth to come from recent additions to the tech sector (google, intel, amazon, honda, and many start ups).

Mesa has one of those zones it requested for a commercial corridor near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport.CUT OUT OF ZONESSome of metro Phoenix's poorest areas qualified as zones but were not chosen, including Guadalupe, Maryvale, Sun City and Tolleson.Not every community made the cut because Arizona cities had to be home to at least 10,000 people to get a zone, according to the Commerce Authority.Tolleson, with a population of 7,052 along Interstate 10 in the southwest Valley, reached out to Maricopa County to see whether it could submit recommendations through the county but did not hear back, said Jason Earp, the city’s economic development director.However, Earp said Tolleson already is a huge employment center, with a large industrial sector, and the benefit of the opportunity zone program is still “up in the air.”Jeff Kulaga, town manager of Guadalupe, said he'd like to see his East Valley town of just more than 6,000 residents included if another round opens up.The southeast Valley town of Guadalupe has struggled to bounce back from the recession and has found it difficult to secure steady revenue streams to keep town services afloat.

While you can surely have great returns in the philly sector of the state, the western side, which is currently going under major revitalization projects, you may find some luck here.

Working in the energy sector I know being near transmission is very important and with California's goals of 33% renewables it could be a lucrative business to own land near large transmission lines where you have access to water and roads to build solar or wind.

AFAIK, this sector is very chaotic in term of return in reality.

Currently, it could be in the hospitality sector.