Its by the airport which lends to FedEx employees (Hub Employees) and our large distribution presence in that immediate area keeps the rental market strong. 

City populations expand and contract/collapse, and there are reasons for it -- government incentives for business, major transportation hubs, natural resources, climate, etc.

Sort hub in the middle.

West of Aramingo puts you too close to the El/Kensington Ave - the hub of drugs/crime.

I'm enjoying Las Vegas as a Web3 hub.

I'll stick my neck out there and would bet that within 12 months the tier 1 markets may be primed for a rude awakening.The Midwest (employment hubs like Omaha, Kansas City, Minneapolis) and most of the deep South and Gulf Coast seem to have good numbers still.

I did not have a problem with proper vetting, and I believe (depending on your market) you are at a great time of the year to pick-up a good tenenat for September.My area is a commuter hub to NY so recent grads are looking for apartments.

Seems like it is a big hub for conventions and the like.

It's not the easiest or cheapest to set up but it sure works well.For those that are curious, I'm using the Schlage Connect lock/RBoy RLA software/Samsung SmartThings hub combo.

If you’re going to venture into Cleveland or another similar market, my biggest recommendation would be to remember that California is a unique hub.