There’s a number of factors at play including the popularity of the product, scarcity of inventory, rapid appreciation, and flooding of the Austin MSA with both small and large investors alike.

Apparently that’s not a popular opinion amongst the guru educator type groups.

It's still become very popular but you have to be careful about polluted soils and dig into the background of property in that area even though it's expensive, just a few years ago it was an industrial wasteland and not all of it was cleaned up.

It's worth the quick read. https://www.marketwatch.com/st...My sense is that the backlash that is starting to emerge toward landlords, entrepeneurs and anyone who has proven economically/financially successful my not be as popular here as it appears to be in the greater populations in these generations.  

But ‘on market’ properties here will be at a premium, due to the demand and popularity.

Also FB marketplace is getting super popular for rentals.

He lives in Charlotte NC and owns a vacation beach house in Surfside beach SC.....a decently popular beach town. 

We're going to have plenty of gold once they start mining the asteroids for it, so that scare tactic, popular for generations, now has a shelf life tied to the drastically-decreasing cost of getting stuff into orbit with reusable rockets.The guys telling you the dollar's going to collapse and the US will fail never have any clue just how dominant the US military is versus any other world power in history.

In the city limits, Highland Park is pretty popular and Orchard Knob is gaining traction because of the activity going on in Highland Park that is moving over that way. 

It's getting more popular than Craigslist.