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The Sun Belt Boom Is Over. Midwest Real-Estate Investors Say 'I Told You So'

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By Ivan Barratt
| Financial Advisor Verified
Pick up any real estate publication over the last decade and you’d see the same cities on the cover: Austin. Phoenix. Tampa. Charlotte. Americans relocated there by the thousands, companies went on hiring binges, rents were climbing fast, and every investor with a slide deck was calling it the future of American real estate. The capital followed, as it always does. That story held up — until it didn’t.
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The Sun Belt Boom Is Over. Midwest Real-Estate Investors Say 'I Told You So'

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By Ivan Barratt
| Financial Advisor Verified
Pick up any real estate publication over the last decade and you’d see the same cities on the cover: Austin. Phoenix. Tampa. Charlotte. Americans relocated there by the thousands, companies went on hiring binges, rents were climbing fast, and every investor with a slide deck was calling it the future of American real estate. The capital followed, as it always does. That story held up — until it didn’t.
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The Sun Belt boom is over. Midwest real-estate investors say ‘I told you so’

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By Ivan Barratt
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Pick up any real estate publication over the last decade and you’d see the same cities on the cover: Austin. Phoenix. Tampa. Charlotte. Americans relocated there by the thousands, companies went on hiring binges, rents were climbing fast, and every investor with a slide deck was calling it the future of American real estate. The capital followed, as it always does. That story held up — until it didn’t.
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