Schools, downtowns, hospitals etc.Can you figure out what the prevalent demographic is in your area, seniors, millennials, students or iron workers, cater to the market. 

There will definitly be some collateral damage, but it will not make much of a dent.Demand is fueled by a demographic shift - Millennials have started to buy houses and they make up 25% of the US population.

I spent 3 days seeing neighborhoods, getting a feel for which agent I was more comfortable with, getting a feel of the people and seeing what best matched my demographic (Section 8, HUD, Students, "hipster", where the restaurants and bars are,  etc). 

If you buy an 8 plex and later figure out you don’t like the area/demand/demographics it’s much harder to sort that out.

Beech Grove has some very appealing demographics but the typical horrid schools of Indianapolis.

I read Big ***** Ahead, and when I look at the demographic trends, it all moves toward the south--Florida, Texas, the Southeast and Southwest. 

We have great demographics.

However, I am unable to do research on few points, I couldn't find the latest demographics online.

Usually you are also looking at neighborhood demographics (who lives here?)

The typical demographic for a townhome is 2 of 3 individuals sharing a house together.