This city didn't start attracting younger talent for medical and tech until the late 90s and the growth has been slow and steady (up until recently).

I personally am not convinced that this level of growth in value can continue for several decades but it doesn't appear to be slowing down currently, so I am prepared to be wrong.   

I've been tasked by my father to find him a vacation condo in the Fort Myers/surrounding areas. 

With our growth from Memphis into Dallas in 2012 followed by Houston, Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Tulsa, St.

Hotel construction has not kept up with business and population growth.   

Generally, we've found the west side of the metro to be more friendly to cash flow (land price are more manageable...but there's still growth and demand for rentals). 

I have been growing my property management business organically and am focused on taking the next steps to drive growth.

Another area I would have you consider is Brockton that's experiencing some great growth and has more affordable homes. 

Additionally, we have an in-house transaction team that offsets many tasks that a title company would do which gives us a great relationship with our preferred title company and expedites the process.

From a macro purposes, the population is declining and job growth is minimal.