January 2015

Forbes Names “Where to Invest in 2015” 

Forbes came up with this data based on several factors including population, average home price, population growth, annual job growth, unemployment, annual price growth, over/under priced and home price/rent ratio.

To view available properties, click on the city name.

1. Austin, Texas
2. Provo, Utah
3. Houston, Texas
4. Orlando, Florida
5. Dallas, Texas
6. San Antonio, Texas
7. Denver, Colorado
8. Boise, Idaho
9. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
10. Fort Worth, Texas
11. Phoenix, Arizona
12. Salt Lake City, Utah
13. Atlanta, Georgia
14. North Port, Florida
15. West Palm Beach, Florida
16. Jacksonville, Florida
17. Twin Cities, Minnesota
18. Tacoma, Washington
19. Sacramento, California
20. Grand Rapids, Michigan

888 South Hope
Construction has begun on the new 33 story tower that will transform South Park. It will have 526 residential units and also provide parking and commercial space. The amenities are expected to be incredible including some unique ones on the rooftop. Photo taken December 28th, 2014 

La Kretz Innovation Campus
Joining a trend nationwide, LA is smart to build innovation districts where entrepreneurs and leaders can gather, brainstorm, share ideas and frankly “geek out”. This will all be done in a clean-tech environment surrounded by lush green parks and creative artists. The project boasts 30,000 square feet of clean tech space to attract and retain young start up tech companies in Los Angeles. This is a perfect addition to Downtown LA