We're already seeing irreversible trends (for a few years at least) in NYC from folks fleeing the city to go into CT suburbia. 

I became really passionate about multifamily investment and I am hoping to find a good deal in a 8-24 units apartment complex for our next investment.Many people talk about the key things to look for when selecting a market, like population growth, job growth, rental price growth, etc, but is there a website that combine these trends and that you use as a guideline when making your decisions?

It seems the trend of most companies that advertise on BP or are guests on REI podcasts are either turnkey or emailing inventory once a week that disappears in 30m.

The outlier suburb markets very well could grow, but historical trends show strong patterns that already exist in the adjacent suburbs.  

I understand that Austin is a booming market right now and has a high probability to continue this trend for the next 10 years.

I have also had multiple new relocation clients reach out within the last month to start the shopping process because they are scheduling a move to the area or have already landed here thanks to new options provided by their employer to work over a VPN.Shoot me a DM if you want to chat about some specific market trends that might help you narrow your search criteria or investment strategies.

Is this a good time to buy based on market trends?

What do you think are the most important demographic trends that indicate whether a residential property/neighborhood has upside potential? 

Prices have been trending upward.

Primarily, I'd just like to know what is the area like and what the trend\culture is looking like.