If you make a living investing in real estate in any of these cities, I would love to have you come on my show to talk best places to invest, real estate strategies that have worked for you and where you see trends going in your city. 

Also, this is the HOTTEST market we have ever been in and it is the fast growing market.If you listed it, a seller would more than likely ask to pay your closing costs anyway, just to win.

People keep telling themselves this to console failure.90% of the population were active internet users in 2018.By now.. look at the trend it is more like 95%+?

I’m sure everyone is looking for this, but interested in other professionals opinions on what market trends will be moving forward this year.

Is it a trend for San Antonio suburb?

Btw, Lennar is starting a new trend.

Based on what I've seen here, I would advise reaching out to Commercial realtors in your market to see what the likelihood of renting those vacant spaces and what the trends are in commercial rents.  

Cincinnati had been one of the hottest markets for single families in the country, and most neighborhoods are still extremely hard to find properties.

I wonder if those will continue to trend, or we will see a shift as vaccinations ramp up and people forget about the last year??...

@Peter T Kissinger between Kansas City and Dayton, I personally believe that Kansas City is the much stronger of the two when you look at economic and demographic trends.