.- We expect the student population to rebound in the coming years, the schools have launched plans that include large increases in enrollment.

I only see this working well if you intend to sell to a retail buyer when the market rebounds. the poor cash flow would prevent many investors from looking at these properties.

Those communities, especially if they are in position to rebound, will have properties that could increase exponentially in value once the market rebounds.

Not quite Denver, but I think it'll rebound (being fairly close to the airport, proximity to Denver/DTC, new jobs arriving, etc).

I've talked to some people in the area who have stressed buying around here because the market will rebound and you'll be able to appreciate, but I'd rather not just bank on that.

Deals seem to be getting allot harder to find, I guess that is evidence of the market trying to rebound, but they are still out there. 500 to 600k seems to be on the high end, maybe that is the norm is Boston, not sure.

What neighborhoods will rebound first?

Several of the funds here in Atlanta also make money on the renovations and will make money when they resell later when the market rebounds.

Though the U.S. is coming off its fastest growth quarter ever, economists worry that the next quarter or two could see flat or even negative growth before rebounding.

However, new home construction has rebounded to previous levels in the past few months, so it seems like construction is back to pre-pandemic levels.