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The sunny “Golden State” of California has an alluring appeal to investors in real estate all around. The warm yearly weather is a prime cause for the attraction and it serves as a tourist attraction year-long. Amenities are of abundance in the state with comfort and recreation being the main draw for visitors looking for both fun and business chances. Yet another reason California draws a numerous amount of real estate investors. But what serves as the top city to look at when purchasing a home? Investors, local and far, agree that Los Angeles is the finest chance you’ll get when financing properties in Cali. Why is LA’s market greater than others? To start, their real estate is flourishing financially and is one of the fastest growing markets. It’s an opportunity gold mine for investment and has a noticeable advantage when it comes to profit. Investing in LA’s offers a large probability of victory, as opposed to other cities. So with all these pros, what could possibly be drawbacks when investing in this goldmine of California? For starters, just glancing at property prices will tell you there’s at least one con. But we’re not going to waste any more time--let's dive into our analysis.
For the first time, the Counselors of Real Estate provided a comprehensive dissection of the top 10 most important short and long-term issues to look for regarding the future of real estate in the United States. Among the most important trends to consider (macroeconomic health and climbing interest rates) we will examine the current trends to prepare real estate owners for 2019. #5 Online Commerce and Logistical Uncertainty Virtual shopping has skyrocketed in the past two decades, and the most recent figures point towards a continuance in that trend. Online shopping has moved from just one percent in 1999 to almost 10 percent in 2018. Many news outlets center around the death of “brick and mortar” institutions such as Costco or Food Lion, but the advent of E-Commerce has a direct influence in the longevity of these same areas of real estate. Although not used for luxury or leisure, these spaces are being repurposed for storage space and distribution in many cases.
