You may then check out some local tourism sites for stats on busy seasons, lulls in the year, and demographic of visitors (is it families coming down for a week, single guys for a golf weekend, etc. etc.).   

Each city in Texas has other economic drivers (For example, San Antonio = military, biomed, tourism, etc) that drive our economies, however Houston is very oil-centric, so we are definitely exercising caution there.

I am a married 69 yr old Disabled Viet-Nam Veteran (Marine) needing to create income through real estate investing.

Prices are super high due to tourism and the lack of accommodation + you can't Airbnb (or short let) you place + you have to pay up to 25% taxes on the rents you perceive from your tenants if you're not Spanish resident.I would love to know what you both think - if there is any neighbourhoods that remains interesting, etc...Thanks for your feedback!

Retirement and Tourism, basically.

He gladly served over 25 years in the USAF and spent time in Vietnam and Iraq.

I just came across this rural tourism conference to engage and connect those of us interested in building a vibrant economy in Southeast Colorado.The Southern Colorado Tourism Summit will take place on May 16-18, 2018 at the Pueblo Convention Center in Pueblo, CO.

Hello, I am very interested in buying a condo down in rocky point, I’ve been there many times & know the area well & that the town runs off tourism, I was looking for someone who owns a condo or knows someone who has one, specifically in Las Paloma’s, I am wondering how well it does as an investment property.

Initially, the boomers were the stimulus of economic expansion:•1950s -- parents buy new houses and cars, suburbs emerge, and America is King of Production•1960s -- more housing, more cars, college educations, Made in Japan = cheap, Vietnam, shaken values, Johnson's "War on Poverty"•1970's -- the Boomers emerge with jobs, are new consumers -- more housing, international manufacturing becomes more competitive, US corporations locate operations overseas•1980s -- Reagan tax cuts = increased discretionary spending, revenues up, social programs funded, Iron Curtain falls, technology enables global expansion•1990s -- peak Boomer earnings, corporate America dissolves pensions (funding liabilities, regulatory liabilities, increasing PBGIC premiums) and convince Boomers to "control" their retirement with self-directed 401(k)'s, Moore's Law at work in technology, the Internet becomes hostile to profits, emergence of private equity and venture capital on a large scale, increased financial engineering•2000s -- oops, where did the American Dream go?

I’ll be keeping an eye in Valencia, prices sadly should be dropping more since the industries are more dependent on tourism.