Austin Wolff

In This Article Key Takeaways Income growth is highly correlated with price appreciation. I assume a strong, growing economy should indicate wages (and real estate prices) will keep rising.To make this list, each MSA needed wage, job, and population growth (and GDP per capita) greater than the national median over a five-year period.Allentown, Pennsylvania; Columbia,

In This Article Key Takeaways Price appreciation is strongly correlated with household income or office employment, depending on the market.A city experiencing strong tech job growth is likely to also experience strong price appreciation due to the resulting increase in household income tech employment can bring.Sacramento, California; Ogden, Utah; Dallas, Texas; Raleigh, North Carolina; and

In This Article Key Takeaways Evictions can cost between an estimated $4,000-$8,000 for landlords, and between $1,400-$5,100 for tenants, in addition to the mental toll an eviction takes.Evictions have an estimated negative impact of $14.58 billion on the economy, and are a lose-lose scenario for all parties involved.One of the best ways to prevent evictions

In This Article Key Takeaways In the short term, additional supply puts downward pressure on rents.Pandemic boomtowns like Raleigh and Charlotte, North Carolina; Austin, Texas; Phoenix, Arizona; and Nashville, Tennessee, may continue to see effective rent declines, as a large proportion of new supply is still under construction.However, long term, additional supply is a sign

In This Article Key Takeaways Fayetteville, Arkansas, has experienced strong job market growth and price appreciation, while still having a median price below the national average.Indianapolis’ job market grew slightly more than the national average over the past year and continues to slowly appreciate in price, while having a median price even cheaper than Fayetteville.Chattanooga,