Cities such as Chicago, Houston, New York, and San Francisco are still major gateways for immigrants, but U.S. Census Bureau data
shows other metropolitan areas are becoming major points of entry for foreign - born individuals.
Not exact matches
«The top forecast markets are
showing appreciation in the 10 % to 11 % range with the Pacific Northwest and Colorado having a lock on 8 of the top 10... Seattle, Wash. (+11.2 %), Portland, Ore. (+11.1 %), Denver, Colo. (+9.9 %) and
other metropolitan areas in these same vicinities appear very strong over the next year.»
These trends in Upstate New York are emblematic of similar trends in
other parts of the country, as data from the last 10 - plus years
shows that most of the well paying jobs are now concentrated within major
metropolitan areas, larger cities and within the
areas surrounding state capitals.
Marketers could benefit from the study's findings, says Kim, by pitching brands in a servant context to population groups and regions that have been
shown in previous studies to be more materialistic than
others, such as younger consumers and residents of
metropolitan areas.
We also
show how each city, town, neighborhood or micro-neighborhood's appreciation rate compares to
others across the U.S. and within the same
metropolitan area or nonmetropolitan region (e.g., 9 relative to the nation, 5 relative to the Santa Cruz - Watsonville, CA Metro Area [10 is highest]-R
area or nonmetropolitan region (e.g., 9 relative to the nation, 5 relative to the Santa Cruz - Watsonville, CA Metro
Area [10 is highest]-R
Area [10 is highest]-RRB-.
The 49
other metro
areas showed a range of increase from barely rising (Oklahoma City's year - over-year gain of 0.39 %) to and eye - popping, already - off - the - charts San Jose
metropolitan area rising by over 26 percent over the last year.
«The top forecast markets are
showing appreciation in the 10 % to 11 % range with the Pacific Northwest and Colorado having a lock on 8 of the top 10... Seattle, Wash. (+11.2 %), Portland, Ore. (+11.1 %), Denver, Colo. (+9.9 %) and
other metropolitan areas in these same vicinities appear very strong over the next year.»
One statistical model named Rosen - Roback, when applied properly
show that booms in one property sector within a
metropolitan area should
show up in
other sectors within the same market.