My clients like urban to strong suburban markets as do I.I know outlining rural to weak suburban areas are struggling nationwide especially in cold belt states as strong net migration is coming to warm belt states.

What we have seen so far in our short time here is that even though you have a large college presence it is still a very warm and welcoming community, with plenty of family events through out the year.

They were fixing to take a shower, but was letting the shower run on full hot to warm up bathroom. 

Thank you for the warm welcome!

I like to avoid the big rush of "hot" markets and try to find the warm ones with potential to become hot later.As for variables, you can look at employment rate, median wages, employment growth, population growth, median income, crime, foreclosures, infrastructure, future construction, etc.

One of the Colorado Spring's biggest economic drivers is tourism which is taking place year round, however, you'll find things slow down a bit in the middle of fall and spring when the snow doesn't exist quite so much in the mountains for good skiing but it's not quite warm enough for people to enjoy the summer activities.

I visited him over the holidays, stayed in his living room, and kept warm using a space heater to supplement the heating system.

Three bedrooms generally means "families" and unless they're getting evicted a lot of families will be focused on Christmas presents, staying inside to keep warm, etc. 

The "warm and fuzzy's" you are reading about lately are really only costing you money and it adds up I assure you. 

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