Although the cash flow was good in a lot of the neighborhoods in Wilmington, it just did not have the population or job growth, particularly among the creative class, to make it favorable enough for me to be a buy and hold investor there.

But when you have a more densely populated and a more homogeneous housing stick, Zillow is better.

I would eventually like to move into commercial real estate and focus on the needs of the baby boomer/ senior homebuyers population trends since this group comprises 75 million as of last year.

I would eventually like to move into commercial real estate and focus on the needs of the baby boomer/ senior homebuyers population trends since this group comprises 75 million as of last year.

It’s a demographically old dirty city with almost no growth in both population and employment over the past 20 years.

Appreciation is ultimately driven by regional population growth.

I'm working with a small town in MN with a population of 500.

I like the age of the homes, the school district is good, population looks sound, crime rate isn't bad, etc.Thank you!

Less competition for tenants (if it's a desirable street), theoretically better maintained/pride in ownership ) and a stable population of folks to get to know as an owner/landlord.

It was basically a comparison of Realty Trac's best rental markets vs. population growth in the area.