05-23-2018, 05:08 PM
(05-23-2018, 04:18 PM).RJ Wrote: This place is already saturated with high salaries, solid job market and expensive real estate.
Does the area have the high salary, low age that these companies would bring? I agree there's a ton of money in the area, but it was money that came from decades in defense/govt when I lived there. Before it was a family of four with school age children that would buying expensive houses. Now, you're going to have twenty-somethings (read: housing competitors) who have a household income of $300k+. The top of the market may not change much, but I gotta think "starter homes" would go up.
Source: Our half million dollar 2 BR/1.5 bath place is now worth nearly 900k.
That said, prospecting without any official announcement seems like a bad idea.
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