Wanted to reach out and see what other investors thought of these neighborhoods in terms of future market trends.

I think that trend is going to continue in the future as companies shrink their offices and hire remotely. 

Are there location trends forums that are particularly helpful or a place to stay on top of hot locations or upcoming locations for investing? 

Is there any trend or data you're hoping to find?

Become a student of the local real estate market, learn the trends and how they adapt in each neighborhood. 

@Joshua D.This has been the hottest sellers' market in a decade so contractors have been very backed up and hard to connect with across the board.

However, as the demand for apartments goes up and new construction gets hit Harder by the higher interest rates, it is likely that cap rates could resume their downward trend. until the world figures out how to get the trillion-dollar liquidity genie back in the bottle, the rules of money may remain perverted.What do you think?

https://www.reuters.comHowdy BP,I just want to start a general discussion about current real estate news and trends, and think input from all the savvy investors would make an interesting thread.

The key with any business is watching for trends and being able to adapt.

If you are in an area with favorable demographic trends (% moving in vs % leaving) and barriers to additional capacity (I am in the greater Portland metro market) combined with very cheap debt if you can get it, and the plan is a non transactional purchase (i.e. buy and hold) then I think that in 10 years I will be looking back wish I had bought more even if there is a rollercoaster in the middle.