I'm based in Columbus and think it's an exciting market for the below key reasons:In general, Columbus is a pretty economically-stable city: centrally-located (massive logistics hub at intersection of 2 major Interstates), large finance & healthcare centers / HQs, state capital, and a top-5 university by size (Ohio State - 60k+ students).

I have a lot of empathy for those who are abducted in part because they are their to satisfy the demand created by consumer porn.

If I had to predict areas that will grow in appreciation in Harrisburg...They would include midtown, areas along the Susquehanna river(scenic area with running paths), Harrisburg train station area (central hub for transportation with plans to grow), and Cameron street (industrial area seeing a slow revamp).

most of bel air would be considered higher end compared to the immediate areas around APG (Aberdeen proving grounds).Bel air is the largest city in the county ( and oldest I believe) and has always been the hub of economic activity.

Texas is a hub for investors due to affordable housing, high demand for rental properties, and favorable landlord laws.

The gateway is just a hub that all the locks connect to.

Highway on ramp that will put your property within commuting distance of a hub.

hubs..i'd probably stay away from auction sites but we still made a profit just not as much as projected How did you finance this deal?

And then went on to explain this might effect real estate values in certain more choice rural hubs.

You will see some mobility I am sure.I suspect, as a commuting hub to NYC and other urban area, that we may see an influx of more young professionals from the cities.