Windsor is and always has been cyclical and while I wouldn't say it's over-priced, it's fully valued, the pickings are slim for good properties, and I see some downside risk as the auto sector cools off.

Fredericton is a University and government City with a small, but vibrant technology sector; making for a relatively stable local economy.Saint John has many available properties which look like deals to those unfamiliar with the City.  

Although oil plays a very large role in the Alberta economy, the main cities of Calgary and Edmonton have been doing a lot of work to try and diversify their economy via attracting tech companies, the booming marijuana sector, as well as health care, post-secondary education etc.

John's, and my partner and I are considering some ideas there, especially with regard to the hefty tourism sector in the 'summer' season!   

The reason is that the oil and gas sector has always had very high-paying jobs; when those jobs get cut the overall economy in Alberta suffers.

So if one job sector goes down it makes  smaller percent of the overall economy base.I haven't gotten excited about multifamily in years.

Due to the advance in technology and not being bound to a specific location, investors who live in an area where economic conditions are still favorable will continue to buy in the USA and therefore continue to push prices and the “bubble” gets even bigger worldwide before it pops in such a devastating way like never been seen before....

These questions will guide you to the right sector of real estate.

Actually, it's quite false.Mack Companies has been around for 20 years supplying armchair investments to worldwide investors alike.

The economy here in Huntsville is driven by a mix of private and public industry sectors including aerospace, defense, technology, and education.