Which one are the upcoming areas of Baltimore to invest in 2021 where we have the most population growth/Job growth?

@Preeti SampathColumbus, Ohio is up and coming with a lot more room for growth due to the job/population growth and housing shortage.

The area's population is pretty stable, being generally unchanged for the past 20 years.

I was able to pull some major cities from Zillow, but would love to pull all cities with 50k+ population.

But, the population of Denver, NC is only 3,300 and it seems a little sleepy there, so it worries me that there won't be anyone looking to rent!

I agree - depends on the area, size of the asset as well as the demographics of the population.

I have been looking into Germantown but if there are any other areas with decent school systems, low crime and growing populations I would love to learn more about them.Thanks in advance for your help :)

The population on the front range was already projected to double by 2050 and with these trends we will likely be there much sooner.As stated above, Denver is an appreciation market and even before the recent market craze, finding 1% deals in Denver was difficult.

If the weather was better we'd be in real trouble with the population boom, lol.

I think much of our SW Florida market is being driven by Covid concerns and effects: I'm working with a number of buyers looking to leave the more densely populated areas like New York, New Jersey and Miami, but people are also realizing they can work remotely from anywhere and don't need to live near their job.