Also, the cost of living in NC is much lower than here in CA; all that sunshine comes at a price!

St George is the "other Palm Springs", snowbird haven, 330+ days of sunshine (unlike the 3 annual days of sunshine in OR!)

If you want dilapidated housing like Baltimore you can go into San Bernardino it's 50 miles away and has sunshine and commuters to LAs HUGE economy and jobs.Anyways that all being said I've invested out of state and I'm thinking about expanding.I think If you want to make some big money get into LA.  

That's not to say it's all sunshine and flowers - we may soften - but I for one do not expect a rerun of the 2008-2011 RE crash.Negative Interest Rates. 

Must be all that sunshine :-pPerhaps that’s why the Arizona Sun Corridor (Prescott to Nogales) is set to DOUBLE in population by 2050 and reach over 12 million. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizona_Sun_Corridor That just means more and more and more demand over time.

Lots of sunshine.

The getting is good in development so I figured might as well make hay while the sun shines.

I have a Sun Oven that sells for under $300 that will use the sunshine, no matter the outside temperature or weather as long as the sun is shining.

But you when you quickly refer to student housing in albany, MOST realtors will target what we local calls call "the student ghetto" its a approx a 6 block radius where come sunshine every porch is covered with kids. 

Hi Andrew,I'm a dual us/aussie citizen and we live on the Sunshine Coast and invest in Phoenix and Houston.