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🌟 The Sun Belt isn’t just for Retirees anymore—Younger professionals are flocking there too! 🌟 Why? Lower taxes, more affordable housing, and plenty of space—even in the largest Sun Belt cities—make it an irresistible alternative to metro giants like New York. This population boom is supercharging real estate markets throughout the region, driving up demand for single-family homes, multifamily housing, and commercial real estate. With more Americans seeking a new lifestyle, the Sun Belt—from California to North Carolina—is becoming the go-to destination. 🏡 The Sun Belt now accounts for about 80% of the nation’s population growth. Currently home to 50% of the US population, this number is expected to climb to 55% by 2040. The Sun Belt is on the rise—are you ready to capitalize on this explosive growth? 🌞 #CommercialRealEstate #RealEstateTrends #PropertyMarket #PropertyInvestment #USRealEstate #RealEstateStrategy #CRETrends

Population Magnet: 🤠 Texas is a population magnet, with cities like Austin, Dallas, and Houston consistently ranking among the fastest-growing in the nation. The influx of people contributes to a high demand for multifamily housing. 🏠💥 #multifamilyhousing #realestatemanagement #realestateinvestment #investmentportfolio #investmentsuccess

Check out our latest feature in Senior Living News, where we shed light on how we're ensuring the “forgotten middle” gets the attention they deserve! #AbundantAging #MiddleMarket #ForgottenMiddle

🏡 Embracing the Nest: Living with Mama and Papa 🏡 As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of young adulthood, it's fascinating to delve into the latest data from 2022 shedding light on our living arrangements. Across the nation, there's been a shift with 19.2% of us aged 25-34 choosing to stay under our parents' roof. A deep dive into the numbers reveals intriguing insights, particularly in regions like the South and Northeast where many of us opt to remain with our folks. What's driving this trend, you ask? Well, it turns out that housing costs play a significant role. In states like Hawaii, California, and New Jersey, where the rent burden is high, more young adults are calling their parents' place home sweet home. On the other hand, states like North Dakota and South Dakota boast lower percentages, reflecting more independent living. It's clear that housing affordability shapes our choices, especially in coastal areas where costs skyrocket. But fear not, fellow nest-dwellers! We're all in this together, navigating the maze of adulthood one day at a time. Let's keep the conversations going and share our experiences! 🏠✨  . . . . #LivingWithMamaAndPapa #YoungAdulting #HomeSweetHome #LoanAndLearn #RealEstateReady #FinancialFreedomFundamentals #LoanAndRealEstateEd #BuildingOurFuture #FinanceFoundations #HomeOwnershipJourney #SmartInvestingGuide #MortgageMastery #RealEstate101 #LoanLearningCurve #FinancialFreedomPath #EmpoweredHomebuyers #LendingIsAnArt!

🏡 Embracing the Nest: Living with Mama and Papa 🏡 As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of young adulthood, it's fascinating to delve into the latest data from 2022 shedding light on our living arrangements. Across the nation, there's been a shift with 19.2% of us aged 25-34 choosing to stay under our parents' roof. A deep dive into the numbers reveals intriguing insights, particularly in regions like the South and Northeast where many of us opt to remain with our folks. What's driving this trend, you ask? Well, it turns out that housing costs play a significant role. In states like Hawaii, California, and New Jersey, where the rent burden is high, more young adults are calling their parents' place home sweet home. On the other hand, states like North Dakota and South Dakota boast lower percentages, reflecting more independent living. It's clear that housing affordability shapes our choices, especially in coastal areas where costs skyrocket. But fear not, fellow nest-dwellers! We're all in this together, navigating the maze of adulthood one day at a time. Let's keep the conversations going and share our experiences! 🏠✨  . . . . #LivingWithMamaAndPapa #YoungAdulting #HomeSweetHome #LoanAndLearn #RealEstateReady #FinancialFreedomFundamentals #LoanAndRealEstateEd #BuildingOurFuture #FinanceFoundations #HomeOwnershipJourney #SmartInvestingGuide #MortgageMastery #RealEstate101 #LoanLearningCurve #FinancialFreedomPath #EmpoweredHomebuyers #LendingIsAnArt!

https://lnkd.in/eWJ7HDx2 The heavy West to East coast migration was probably the most surprising and impactful. Florida has always experienced migration from the Northeast and Midwest. However, the recent transplants from the West, particularly California, had a profound impact on housing in Florida.  #relocation #affordablehousing #workingremote #southfloridahousing #floridarealestate #floridajobmarket

The Sun Belt is one of the most rapidly growing communities in America. Whether you’re buying your first investment property or are a seasoned investor, understanding real estate trends is essential to ensuring you’re making a smart investment. The Sun Belt is vast, and the real estate markets across this geographic area vary. The Sun Belt has some of the best cities to invest in real estate thanks to some of these trends to look out for: 🏡 Population growth: Many areas of the Sun Belt are experiencing rapid population growth. In fact, according to the U.S. Census, the Sun Belt is home to nine of the ten fastest-growing cities in the country. Some of the fastest-growing cities include Phoenix, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and Charlotte. 🏡 Tax benefits: Compared to many states in the North, most Sun Belt states attract homeowners and businesses due to their tax benefits, as many states have low or no individual, corporate, or property taxes. 🏡 Economic growth: Strong job and GDP growth in a wide range of areas like Dallas, Las Vegas, Tampa, Charlotte, Orlando, and Jacksonville are a great sign for investors looking to enter the real estate market in growing Sun Belt medium-sized cities. 🏡 Tech hub growth: Several Sun Belt cities, like Austin and Raleigh, are growing as technology hubs. The growth of tech industries in these areas attracted highly skilled workers, leading to increased demand for housing. https://bit.ly/48e1OMT

Here is an interesting side of the migration story that is not often covered. Most of the migration discussion centers around job growth and millennials relocating, but the movement of baby boomers and retirees has a huge impact on #multifamily housing demand. Radix data shows rents rising 4.9% in Dawson County, GA over the past year, a staggering figure given that rents across the Atlanta MSA are down more than 7%. In nearby Bartow County, new multifamily development has boomed as new migration has fueled demand in the area. As we wait for the 2023 migration data from the Census Bureau to be released later this month, one trend remains clear; migration to the southeast and sunbelt is continuing at a rapid pace. Whether or not the growth will continue will depend on local communities and local governments embracing or prohibiting infrastructure, housing and business development. The Wall Street Journal Cameron McWhirter

Want to hear something totally awesome? 🙋♀️ The top 3 reasons people move to our neck of the woods: 1 -Housing Costs: Iowa boasts significantly lower housing costs compared to the national average. The median home value sits around $168,500, allowing first-time buyers to achieve homeownership dreams more readily. 2 -Family-Friendly Atmosphere: Iowa offers numerous parks, recreational activities, and family-oriented events, making it an ideal environment to raise children. 3 - Overall Cost of Living: Iowa maintains a cost of living roughly 10% lower than the national average. Groceries, transportation, and utilities are notably cheaper, leading to better financial stability for newcomers. #firsttimehomebuyertips #firsttimehome #firsttimehomebuyer #desmoineshomebuilder

🏡 News for Rhode Island! 🏡 ✨ Did you know? Rhode Island is a highly sought-after place to live! 🌊 People are flocking to the Ocean State, making it a popular choice for homes and apartments. Ted Nesi from local Channel 12 posted an interesting article that I break down below 👇 📈 Demand is high, but there's a catch: Supply needs to catch up! A 2016 report suggested adding 34-40K housing units by 2026. So far, only 18K have been added. Bet you back in 2016, those in power didn’t foresee the housing crisis to come and more than likely thought that they’d figure it out! 💰 Result? Home prices are soaring! In 2000, the median single-family home was $135K. Fast forward to 2023, it's $430K — a 33% increase since 2019! Huge win for anyone who owns real estate in Rhode Island – equity!! 🌟 Factors fueling demand: Millennials starting families Aging populations More people living alone Changing post-pandemic housing preferences 💡 According to Nesi, State leaders are on it! House Speaker Joe Shekarchi prioritizes housing, investing $321.5M from the American Rescue Plan Act. Laws revamped, a new Housing Department led by Stefan Pryor. 🔍 Is it enough? What are your thoughts on this? 🏠 #RhodeIslandHousing #HousingCrisis #Target12Series #buyingahomeinrhodeisland #RhodeIsland #rhodeislandrealestate