Signs a Neighborhood is Up and Coming

Lane Lowry
2 min readNov 29, 2020

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Whether you are personally scouting for a new place to live or looking to build-up your real estate portfolio, it’s important to know which areas are going to be the next up-and-coming place for growth. Real estate is a very competitive industry, so it is vital to spot the signs that show when positive growth is coming before prices start to rise.

More and more people are seeing the excitement of city life, combined with the peace and safety of a quiet neighborhood. For this reason, it’s a good idea to keep an eye on rising metropolitan cities and then use that knowledge to explore the suburban neighborhoods. The ones to keep an eye on will be making long-term investments in the community such as improved bicycle paths and public parks. Another sign of expected prosperity will be an increase in the number of transportation hubs within suburban neighborhoods to coincide with the increase of population growth.

There are other metrics to go by as well. Keep an eye on Airbnb prices. If they are going up in an area, it is because of higher demand. Food delivery services are always on the lookout for upcoming areas to add to their delivery zones, and they are a great resource to use when tracking future growth. Others say to follow the opening soon signs and see where millennials are starting to nest. They are the vibrant trendsetters that can easily put a city on the map. In addition to following millennials, keep an eye on crime statistics and look for areas that are staying low despite population growth

There is often talk in the news about a major corporation setting up headquarters in a part of America. Wherever grandscale development occurs, it is a logical assumption that jobs and new housing will follow, meaning growth and expansion as well. Cultural icons will also not only draw crowds to set up residence in an area, but their very interest alone means that there is something to offer in the way of art and creativity. Getting in at the ground floor of a new landscape is the best way to maximize potential profits for an investor.

Originally published at https://lanelowry.co.

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Lane Lowry
Lane Lowry

Written by Lane Lowry

Lane Lowry is a developer and real estate expert who currently lives in Portland, Oregon. He has spearheaded multimillion dollar projects throughout his career.

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