Markets

“The Silicon Peach Offers a Big Slice”

As one of the fastest-growing metros in the country, Atlanta’s status as an economic powerhouse and a bedrock of Southern hospitality is a major attraction. The city is a capital for media, logistics, and technology and still leads in consumer innovation with Coca-Cola and The Home Depot. Home to the world’s busiest airport, the travels of many still lead through Atlanta.

“Still Keeping Austin Weird”

The word is out on Austin, but there’s still plenty of space. The capital of Texas has been one of the fastest-growing cities in America since 2010, attracting everyone from Silicon Valley startups to musicians drawn to Sixth Street. The top tech giants have a home in Austin, as do leading companies in advanced manufacturing, clean technology, and life sciences.

“A Powerhouse in the South”

Birmingham is becoming one of the South’s biggest cities with huge potential for more growth. The city is flourishing because of a resurgence of automotive manufacturing and a booming tech industry.

“A Leader in Charm and Innovation”

One of the most charming cities in America, Charleston is also home to robust aerospace, energy, and life science sectors. The southern city is one of the country’s hot housing markets for young families.

"Financial Hub of the South"

As one of the top moving destinations post-COVID, Charlotte’s warm weather and cultural amenities is a draw across age groups. It’s home to a significant financial services industry, including the U.S. headquarters of Bank of America.

“The Three Rivers Run Through It”

The Greater Cincinnati area is one of the fastest-growing economies in the Midwest. The city is inset by three rivers and its three biggest sectors: manufacturing, financial, and professional services. Home to Proctor and Gamble, Cincinnati is at the forefront of consumer products and trends.

“The Capital of Carolina Growth”

Columbia combines affordability, a stable employment base, and strong regional demand anchored by government, education, healthcare, and military activity. As South Carolina’s capital, the market offers single-family investors opportunities across established neighborhoods, workforce housing, and expanding suburban areas.

“Ohio’s Industry Leader”

The state of Ohio’s capital and largest city, Columbus is a sleeping giant that’s awakening. A significant tech sector, led by new investments in semiconductors and electronics, is fortifying the city. And with The Ohio State University, world-class research abounds.

“The Hub in the Heart of Texas”

Born as an economic powerhouse due to a strategic position among America’s railroad lines, ‘Big D’ is now the ninth largest city in the U.S. The city continues to record the highest domestic migration in the U.S., and boasts one of the highest job growth rates in the nation.

“Discovering ‘The Gem City’”

One of the hottest real estate markets in the country, Dayton is flourishing as an attractive location for new residents. The city is built on aerospace, the birthplace of the Wright Brothers, and Ohio’s aerospace hub. Dayton’s location makes it a prime location for commerce for both Ohio and the Midwest.

“The Jewel of the Rockies”

As the most elevated major city in the U.S., Denver attracts residents with its walkable downtown, impressive performing arts facilities, and 300 days of sunshine a year. Its central location makes it a natural industry hub for the Western U.S., while its aerospace sector continues to take off in scope and impact.

“The Gateway to Southwest Florida”

Ft. Myers attracts residents with its warm weather, business-friendly environment, and a growing manufacturing and tourism sector. A stable real estate market welcomes retirees and those looking for their own spot in the Florida sunshine.

“A Triad Market Built for Growth”

Greensboro sits at the center of North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad, supported by logistics, manufacturing, education, and healthcare. With accessible price points, diverse housing stock, and steady renter demand, the market offers investors opportunities across both established communities and growing suburban corridors.

“A Global Leader in Energy and Culture”

As the fourth largest city in the U.S. and largest in Texas, Houston is a global epicenter for the energy and medical industries. While known for its size, Houston also boasts one of the most culturally diverse populations in the country, with a world-class arts and food scene.

“The Brickyard of the Country”

Much of the roads of America run through Indianapolis. Aside from its car roots with the Indy 500, more than $650 billion of goods move through the city. Indianapolis’s advanced manufacturing is the second-largest industry in the U.S.

“The Capital of Southern Opportunity”

Jackson offers investors access to an affordable residential market with established neighborhoods, regional employment centers, and demand for attainable single-family housing. Its lower price points and broad housing stock create opportunities for investors focused on yield, renovation, and long-term rental strategies.

"Florida's Most Populous City"

It’s hard to deny that Jacksonville is big. The city is Florida’s most populous city and largest city by land area in the U.S. And with one of the hottest real estate markets in the country combined with a strong financial services and defense industry, the River City makes its presence felt.

“The Heart of America”

Consistently rated as one of the best places to live, this gem can no longer be seen as undiscovered cowtown. While its agricultural roots are still deep, Kansas City has expanded into a strong hub for the financial sector with powerhouses like H&R Block headquartered in downtown KC.

"The Entertainment Capital of the World"

An internationally-renowned hospitality hub, Las Vegas’s economy is bolstered by a robust tourism industry. With a growing population, strong economy, and no state income taxes, its housing prices continue to rise at one of the highest rates in the country.

“Where Southern Industry Meets Midwest Momentum”

Louisville offers investors access to a diversified economy, affordable housing stock, and steady residential demand. Known for logistics, healthcare, manufacturing, and its central location along the Ohio River, the city provides opportunities across established neighborhoods and growing suburban communities.

“A Hub for Music and Shipping”

With its prime location along the Mississippi River, Memphis is still a central hub for commerce. In addition to the shipping and logistics industry (FedEx is based in Memphis), the city excels in the arts and hospitality. Memphis is a top place for investors and international renters.

“The Twin Cities Investment Hub”

Minneapolis anchors one of the Midwest’s most established metropolitan economies, supported by major employers, strong infrastructure, and diverse housing demand. For single-family investors, the market offers opportunities across urban neighborhoods, mature suburbs, and surrounding communities with durable rental fundamentals.

“America’s Music City”

One of the fastest-growing cities in America, the Music City attracts more than just musicians. A robust health care and tech sector are leading the explosion of economic and population growth. With 20 universities within the Nashville metro area, it’s a high concentration of talented professionals.

"Florida’s High-Tech Hub"

Don’t be fooled: Orlando is more than just Disney World. While it is one of the world’s leading tourism destinations, Orlando’s diverse economy is also home to large software design, aerospace, and agricultural technology sectors. In recent years, it’s been ranked as a top choice for first-time residential real estate buyers.

“A Space Coast Residential Opportunity”

Palm Shores offers access to Florida’s growing Space Coast, supported by aerospace, defense, technology, tourism, and steady population growth. With proximity to Melbourne and surrounding coastal communities, the market provides investors with exposure to expanding residential demand and Florida’s long-term migration trends.

“The Modern Frontier”

Oklahoma City offers a growing residential market with affordable housing, steady population growth, and a business-friendly economy. For single-family investors, the market combines accessible entry points with long-term rental demand across established neighborhoods and expanding suburban communities.

“America’s Most Populous Capital”

Consistently ranked as one of America's fastest-growing economies, Arizona's capital and largest city is stimulated by robust aerospace and electronics manufacturing activities and large support offices for financial services companies.

"One of America’s Smartest Cities"

Home to three major research universities (also known as the Research Triangle), the Raleigh-Durham area is home to dozens of high-technology and life sciences companies. It was recently ranked as the second-hottest U.S. housing market.

"Following the River Walk to High Growth"

In 2022, San Antonio catapulted other metro areas to become one of the top U.S. housing markets. With Austin and New Braunfels, San Antonio forms “the Texas Triangle,” one of the fastest-growing and business-friendly megaregions in the country.

“The Gateway to High-Demand Coastal Living”

Miami is one of the country’s most dynamic residential markets, supported by population growth, international demand, and a diverse economy. For single-family investors, the market offers exposure to strong housing demand across coastal communities, inland suburbs, and high-growth rental corridors.

“The Gateway to the West”

Missouri’s largest city welcomes visitors and residents from the mighty Mississippi from the Gateway Arch. St. Louis leads in aerospace, printing/publishing, and a strong tech sector. And there’s beer: Anheuser-Busch still brews in its historic plant near downtown St. Louis.

"Florida's Job Leader"

Tampa draws in with its outstanding weather, laid-back approach, and sound jobs market. The downtown area is seeing a construction and development boom and the city benefits from high-paying jobs and top companies, as well as trade from the Port of Tampa.

“Innovation in the Desert”

One of the fastest-growing business centers in America, Tucson attracts residents with its abundant sunshine and desert beauty. Its strong local culture is bolstered by its world-class food scene — UNESCO named Tucson a City of Gastronomy.

“The Oil Capital with New Momentum”

Tulsa blends affordability, economic diversity, and strong neighborhood character, making it an attractive market for single-family residential investment. With a mix of historic housing stock, suburban growth, and steady renter demand, Tulsa offers investors opportunities across multiple price points and asset profiles.