you could turn this thread into an article.

In particular, two areas in Brickell:https://medium.com/@abroadster...Best,  Neat article however there are a few line items I would question... i.e rate, occupancy, HOA, cleaning rate, etc

@Blaine Alger - I also read @Paul Moore's article, thanks for providing the link.

Google recent articles from Chicago Tribune, a UBS study, "AmazonHQ2-Considered", and density growth in the downtown that's only behind Seattle.

Found your article very interesting. 

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You can look this up on any news outlet but I am happy to share articles.

If you haven't see it, you may find this CNN article a good read - it calls out Central Florida specifically:  Read in CNN Business: https://stocks.apple.com/Ao7CRHI3ZQweWZkP2N7Atgg<https://stocks.apple.com/Ao7CRHI3ZQweWZkP2N7Atgg> So, what might not provide much cash flow today looks pretty good 2-3 years from now if you consider a higher rent growth rate in your calculations. 

According to the latest article in the Austin Business Journal, Samsung is looking to build up to 11 new factories in the Austin metro area in the coming decades (above the 2 currently).

I read through an article discussing how a normal market sees more houses listed in Spring leading to greater inventory come Summer.