She says Baby Boomers are back into investing into secondary and retirement homes, especially those migrating from Minnesota and North Dakota.

Factors-Sunny, great weather 8 months a year, large inward migration.1 Metropolis, lots of empty federal land.Industry-  Aerospace, chips, transportation, construction.Stupid politicians-  really- out politicians are stupider than yours (wherever you are).  

At the time, there's a HUGE migration of tech and other professional jobs, which I feel is attributing to the rise in prices, but I'm curious if it's going to cause a mini bubble.

After migrating to the USA I became a chemist and started a small hair-care manufacturing company. 

Funny thing my wife is mixed with Irish.Initially began make career investing looking into fix and flips, then migrated my attention to the Notes side of the business.

I have good credit and good income, but I couldn't close because I'm self-employed so my income qualifications don't seem to migrate unless I live in Florida for a year first. 

All my equity is tied in current property.Really want to migrate towards the house hacking strategy considering the way rental prices are climbing so quickly. 

I'm a 28 year old Real Estate Developer from the Caribbean migrating to Ontario, Canada in August 2019.

They read  twisted news story and know nothing about the retail space because they do multifamily or SFR.If people are not an expert on the space then they should not paint broad brushstrokes of an industry based on a sound bite they heard.Of course some cold belt states with net migration moving away and overbuilding will have long vacancies but those properties should not have been built in the first place. 

Queens is definitely seeing a lot of momentum from a migration perspective and development is following.