Miami University in Oxford, Ohio or The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio) and major southern cities (Charleston, SC, New Orleans, LA, or Tampa, FL).

For example , in the southwest region we have Hometelos, Matt Martin and PemcoThe universal number based on people from around the country seems to be 87-88% as opposed to the 90% you indicated for new and extended listings that have not been reducedThe timetable and amount of price reductions seem to vary slightly by region as well. 

It is the state capital, home of The Ohio State University and recently the announcement of the Intel Plant opening in Central Ohio. 

I’m sure there are ways to make money with whole life or universal but the fees are outrageous and the payouts are not what they seem to be.  

Prior to the site, I was set on areas around the university of Toledo, but after a few months searching, I’m still holding my bag. 

I actually work for a global real estate asset management and investment firm (mostly commercial, logistics, multi family etc) and have always loved this asset class.

We also have some in 44306 for higher cash flow and less appreciation with one being student housing for University of Akron.

Portugal as a whole has had huge capital appreciation over the last few years but that was mainly a catch up from the Global Financial Crisis and it was led by foreigners, notably through the Golden Visa, that's now been abolished.

Mcallen has been named top three safest cities in the US. https://smartasset.com/data-studies/safest-cities-in-america...Edinburg which is also located out here has a university that just adopted a football program that starts in Fall 2025.

Stunning nature with the Pacific ocean and gigantic Santa Monica Mountain Range out the door with year round near perfect weather.Close to everything from Malibu to Calabassas, Ojai, Santa Barbara etc and within the same 45 min to 1 hour distance ( traffic depending) to 3 commercial airports, namely LAX, BUR, SBA.The university, USCCI is the only one of its kind growing in leaps and bounds while general enrollment numbers are in decline everywhere else along the CA coast.