The Massive Opportunity of Declining Real Estate "Boomtowns"
Published: 2024-10-11
Status:
Analyzed
Published: 2024-10-11
Status:
Analyzed
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Austin's rents, after a decline, will eventually start to increase again, though not at the rapid 10-15% annual rate previously seen, as jobs will remain and housing supply will be absorbed.
"it's going to be okay if you're an Austin property owner right now you'll to be just fine because the jobs are not going to go anywhere and eventually eventually all that housing that got developed will be absorbed and rents will start to creep back up maybe not at 10 15% per year and maybe they shouldn't maybe maybe Ren shouldn't grow that much"
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The overall real estate market will not experience a drastic crash, though underlying distress is present.
"I don't think that real estate is going to see a drastic crash but I do think that there is distress out there it's just not going to be as inyour face as you think that it might"
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Real estate investors who can hold their assets for approximately one year (from October 2024) will see improved market conditions.
"I think that those that are able to hold out for the next year-ish or so...things are going to be better a year-ish for now"
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Federal Reserve actions (rate adjustments) over the 12 months following October 2024 are expected to provide long-term benefits to the real estate market.
"they're certainly going to do something over the next 12 months and I think that they will long-term benefit real estate so if you can hold hold on"
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Columbus, Ohio, will continue its real estate boom, driven by strong economic fundamentals (e.g., chip factory construction), and still offers good investment opportunities despite current activity.
"Columbus Ohio is one... it is booming yes there are uh real estate investment V happening there but I still think there's deals to be had"
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Cincinnati, Ohio, particularly specific neighborhoods, is expected to experience longer-term real estate growth.
"I think ciny uh is going to show some longer term growth in certain neighborhoods"
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Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and the broader Winston-Salem/Greensboro area, will remain a growing real estate market with strong fundamentals.
"Winston Salem North Carolina... that triangle where it is the Winston Salem Greensboro"
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Secondary cities near major booming markets, such as San Antonio (near Austin) and Tempe (near Phoenix), will benefit from economic spillover and job growth.
"maybe not Austin maybe San Antonio right yeah maybe markets that are going to get the economic spillover and job growth... I would look at even like Tempe okay another example Tempe Arizona right yeah not Phoenix Tempe right"
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Affordable secondary areas in the Northeast like New Haven, CT, and North Jersey, will present good investment opportunities due to their proximity and commute options to major economic hubs.
"New Haven Connecticut... North Jersey is a way affordable alternative and there's plenty of trains that'll take you right into that into into right downtown Manhattan fairly quickly so I would not be afraid of those secondary areas that actually get hated on in the northeast"
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The Midwest real estate market, while not the hottest in the short term (1-3 years), is predicted to provide strong returns for investors over the long term (10-15 years).
"I don't think they're going to be the hottest Market in the next year or two years or three years but I think 10 15 years from now people invest in the the Midwest right now are going to be very happy about it"
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Housing affordability is not expected to improve significantly in the near future, and housing prices are unlikely to decrease due to demographic tailwinds.
"housing is unaffordable and unfortunately for a lot of people I don't think it's getting better anytime soon I like we're going to try and build more but I don't think prices are going down there's just too many demographic Tailwinds"
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The Federal Reserve will not implement 0% interest rates again in the future.
"I think the FED learns its lesson we're not getting 0% interest rates again"
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The Midwest region is predicted to become the new 'Sun Belt' for population and economic growth within approximately five years (from October 2024), driven by factors beyond just favorable weather.
"the Midwest I think is maybe in 5 years going to become the new Sun Belt you know and that because people are not going to have the luxury of only moving to a place because the weather's nice"
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