We had a 1100 square foot home insured for $210K, quite sufficient to rebuild before the fire.  

So the area seems to be growing pretty rapidly as far as price per square is concerned.

There is a large market for old homes in Denver, in fact most old Victorians, Bungalows and Denver Squares are still standing and in good condition.

There are two things you need to consider when using "rule-of-thumb" estimating for per-square-foot budget estimates.

The property is about 60,000 square feet total including a 20,000 sq/foot parking lot with two separate entrances and no fence surrounding it. 

Does anyone know of a reliable property management company in the Logan Square area of Chicago? 

Square footage?

I recently saw a property near the hospital, a nice single-family residence for $540k (on the market for 2 months with one price reduction since initially listed) with two dwellings (primary and 400 square foot ADU) in a very nice neighborhood. 

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

I'm trying to find data sources to get information on local rent values per bedroom/square foot, number of rental properties currently available, population demographics showing how many people in a given area rent vs. buy, etc.