At least according to the Council for Community and Economic Research's Cost of Living Index.

Your cost to design will be spread over 5 builds, so something like an engineered steel or SIP (structurally insulated panel) method may be more economical than it would be for one-off builds.

During economic downturns you probably won't enforce the increase and during upturns you may have locked yourself in to a too-low increase.

Whirlpools appear to be an economical choice, but reviews seem to indicate they require too many repairs.   

Economic Update(Monday, February 15, 2021)I was never a big believer in “Herd Immunity” until now.

As you have seen we have investment opportunities in over 12 markets throughout the US that we've identified as being an excellent investment market based on cash flow, appreciation, equity, legislation, taxes, rental demand, job & economic growth, etc. 

I've been there a couple of times over the past couple of years and did not think that was the investment capital of the world.They seem to be holding their own, but nothing big and exciting seems to be happening there it seems.I would really want to know the economics of the town, before I invested there. 

These are the first to be laid off during economic stress and the last to be rehired.

A Cycle-TK provider, just like the TK-providers I recommend, finds a property in a good residential area but in a location that is underserved economically or inherently weaker than comparative areas in wealthier parts of the country.

Wealthy Street is currently a huge cultural and economic dividing line, but that will not last forever.Also - keep an eye on where CopperBay (you can Google) is building new rental homes.