Hi Richard, I am a Certified International Property Specialist who works with a network of the same "globally focused real estate agents"  this group would likely have all the resources and information you might need.  

To deny climate change outright is foolish.However, the degree of change is so minuscule that it would never be noticed in several lifetimes.Do not be surprised if 10 years from now the media will tout warnings of a global ice age.Just look at history:https://anhonestclimatedebate.wordpress.com/2009/08/02/climate-change-alarmism-timelin/

Based off of these numbers, DFW has the most vibrant economy attracting the most number of people.

I plan to travel globally on a regular basis, but I went to Stanford, I work on AR/VR in the Bay Area, and my family operates a meat farm in Vacaville.

The question: do I sell now while the market is arguably still vibrant, pay off debt while keeping a net gain for reinvestment before a correction and rising interest rates , or continue to house hack this property, take out a HELOC (if and/or when possible) to further invest. * I have approximately $200,000 in personal debt between school loans and credit card debt.

Austin’s status as a technology hub along with its high concentration of venture capital, warm climate and vibrant cultural offerings lead to frequent comparisons with the Bay Area – and in fact, high-profile Silicon Valley companies, including Amazon, Google, Oracle and Tesla, have recently expanded their operations in Austin," the report reads in part.Articles below detail the economic growth of major metroplexes in the US and Austin comes in at number 2 on the list.  

I am a Sacramento broker and investor and would love to answer any questions you may have about our vibrant city!

Another unknown is what will Global Warming do to prices? 

@Duke GiordanoA lot of foreign money is coming into the U.S. real estate market right now because of the global economic slowdown.

Insurance will be cheaper as we are completely land locked and whether or not you believe in Global warming or not, insurers do and charge you for it if you are near the ocean.