The building demographic isn't going to change nearly quickly enough for this to happen as quickly as that.

It's not like the general public where you post an ad on TV and hope it hits a particular demographic.

Not great as far as demographics go but definitely places where you can pick up reasonably priced property.Good Luck.Sara 

Just because you make money in an area or have a preference doesn't change demographics, crime stats, demand, or supply.

If you must.. stay close to amenities and pick proximity to a target vs walmart, panera bread vs chipotle, lowes vs home depot, as these companies do extensive demographics and target, panera, lowes seek out a slightly more exclusive base

What demographics do you use when analyzing a property?

The tenant demographic tends to be a little better.

I don't buy any old building and cross my fingers; I study demographic trends, development plans both private and public, retails openings, etc., to identify areas that are most likely to realize appreciation in the near term.Another silly argument: appreciating markets are too expensive, especially in CA.

The demographics breakdown that 60% of the population are renters.

Both are good cash flow markets with strong economies and demographics.