Finding New York and Los Angeles far too expensive as investment options? Then it’s probably time to head for the less glamorous cities of Salt Lake City, Nashville, and Austin.Real estate experts believe that secondary cities in the United States are becoming more popular with investors looking for better returns, even though they could face higher risks and find it more difficult to re-sell in an economic downturn due to lower liquidity.“The cap rate difference in Charlotte, North Carolina…
Source : South China Morning Post
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