Do you try to focus on the city/county economic indicators?

First thing you need to do is to learn the basics of real estate, understand the market, comp analysis to valuations, the economic and physical aspects of a property as well as legal and financing aspects. 

Its part due to the economic and global change.

Thanks to the further economic polarization of Canadian society, a, perhaps larger, subset of today's students are going to university with largess in the financial support department and will pay 1100 - 1500/month for a 2-bedroom (each room with its own bath).  

Also, make sure to purchase the most economical and quality materials you can find.

We do our best to adapt to legislative and economical changes as they occur, but at no time do we, or have we ever promised a guarantee on the performance of your liens.

While the Waterville area is economically stronger than much of central Maine, rents are very low - student housing is very cheap to find, there are nice condos in Waterville that rent for well under $1000, and to purchase a home in the area is very affordable. 

Clearly, people prefer city life, and that has transformed just about every facet of economic and political life, including the real estate markets here in America and around the globe, especially in developing countries, where 96 percent of all urbanization by 2030 will occur.Urbanization creates challenges and opportunities.

Raleigh and Dallas stand out as two that seem underserved compared to the economic growth.Do you guys have other good sectors or cities to weather the storm?

Owning large storage "garages" financially makes solid economic sense.