Archives for January 2019

Jersey City Real Estate Market

Jersey City is the second biggest city in New Jersey. The city is home to almost 300,000 people. Unlike many other “Rust Belt” cities, Jersey City is still growing. Its population grew roughly 9.4% between 2010 and 2017. This is a continuation of the city’s rebound since its 1980 low point. There really aren’t suburbs in the Jersey City housing market, just adjoining cities that are likewise in the shadow of the Big Apple. Should you invest in the Jersey City real estate market in 2019 before it eventually becomes too expensive? Let's look at the 10 best reasons that make Jersey City still lucrative for real estate investors and buyers.

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Introduction To Charleston SC Real Estate Market

If you are looking at buying a house in Charleston, SC as a potential investment opportunity, you must read till the end. Charleston is home to over a hundred and thirty thousand people. However, the Charleston housing market is significantly larger than this. The broader metropolitan area contains around seven hundred thousand people. The Charleston SC real estate market ranges from a somewhat dense downtown full of apartments to luxury waterfront homes and condos to affordable suburban properties. Charleston real estate market trends suggest a promising future for both investors and home buyers in the year 2019. The Charleston housing market is somewhat competitive and will stay competitive in 2019 as well. Charleston Metro is predicted to see major growth among several industries in 2019-2020.

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Dayton Ohio Real Estate Market

Dayton, Ohio is the sixth largest city in Ohio. The city is home to roughly 140,000 people. The metro Dayton Ohio housing market includes around 800,000 people. That makes it the fourth largest in the state and roughly 60th in the United States. To many, it is a small city in flyover country. However, the Dayton Ohio real estate market offers more than meets the eye. The market trends show that the Dayton area has real potential for a single family home or an investment property in the year 2019.

The general picture of this region is on the upswing. Home values are predicted to go up a healthy 1.9% in 2019, making Dayton a positive choice for real estate investing in the next five to ten years. In 2017, three communities in the Dayton-area were named among the top 10 healthiest housing markets in Ohio, including one local market that ranked third nationally. Northridge, Oxford and Beavercreek were considered as some of the best housing markets where homeowners can easily sell their homes with low risk of losing money., according to a study conducted by the finance website SmartAsset.

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