Of course.But will a high tide 5 inches higher than it is now (50 years from now) cause catastrophic destruction or major population shifts in our lifetime?

If you're open to any US state, look up those which are landlord friendly versus tenant friendly, have lower tax rates, better economies, growing populations, etc., etc. 

The North Carolina population is growing rapidly with no signs of slowing.

One of the few places with a strong economy, growing population and can still buy under 100k/door. 

I am looking for ACTION-ORIENTED individuals who are looking to meet up and discuss opportunities for expanding in the Submarkets of Boston and its surrounding populous cities. 

You're pulling numbers from highway towns with populations of less than 1,000 people. 

@Sam Pant - Before jumping into specific neighborhoods, take a look at more macro-sites like city-data.com to get a grasp on population growth/decline, median home values, crime trends, job growth....etc.  

I really like that the income and house values have shown strong growth and that the crime rate has been declining, but what concerns me is the declining population.

The background for this property is It’s a condominium near a very high population area.

The population of the town is about 10k w low unemployment but the 10k will affect how you get those empty lots filled in.