Many investors from some of the more expensive markets have been trending in this direction.

I like Kansas City for the combination of strong economic and demographic trends with good cash flow and Cleveland and the Quad Cities for affordability and cash flow.

It's decade appropriate, durable, and would also make it look fresh as it happens to be trending.

East coast for most part trending up still or flat - even Florida. 

Yep, I know where I am and we're getting some of first of the trend that will hit everywhere before this is over.

From what I've heard this seems to be becoming more of a trend; local restrictions on STR.

The trend right now is to book very close to stay-dates.

There are a bunch of things to look at (DOM going up or down, cash sales vs financed, types of financing, closed sales going up or down, new inventory going up or down, average & median sales prices trending up or down, etc. . . ) and you'll want t o look at these for each market segment you are interested in. 

This year-over-year performance builds on a positive five-year trend: during this time, applications to Queen’s have grown by 48%, while the sector has seen a 16% increase.Demand - Post-secondary Demand - an increasing amount of individuals are seeking secondary education than ever before.

This year-over-year performance builds on a positive five-year trend: during this time, applications to Queen’s have grown by 48%, while the sector has seen a 16% increase.Demand - Post-secondary Demand - an increasing amount of individuals are seeking secondary education than ever before.