I'm a newbie NJ real estate aficionado looking to start conversations about the vibrant market of Puerto Rico.

You get vibrant cities with density.  

Chase Sapphire Reserve for the rehab costs.

Shops, restaurants, $600K single family homes, vibrant, rehab everywhere. 5 or 10 years ago, I would not have wanted to stop my car and get out.

The vibrant downtown and cultural opportunities will continue to draw in residents from across the distressed state, and the metro area’s population continues to climb at a level that surpasses the national index.Areas like Olde Towne East and Franklinton continue gentrifying, and the arrival of Columbus Crew’s new stadium will likely further boost demand for downtown apartments.

Very vibrant city.

We already have Target, Walmart, IKEA, Amazon, L’Oréal, etc. plus our vibrant oil and ag community.

My current point situation is:Capital 1 Venture: 150,000 points ($1500)AMEX Platinum: 83,000 points ($830)Chase Sapphire Reserve: 85,000 ($850)I’m looking for suggestions outside of merging all of these points to our preferred airline (Alaskan Air for their great pet policies).

I'm definitely not making the case for appreciation, but the Mississippi Gulf Coast is as affordable as the rest of the state, but has a vibrant economy based on tourism, military bases an international airport and casinos.

It's nice to join such a helpful and vibrant community. :)Yes Cheshire seems like a good market with its school system, parks, and central location.Hello Filipe, thank you.