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Constant flux of students means plenty of tenants and competitive rents
August 22, 2011
Best college town real-estate markets
College towns can be good places to buy rental properties. Housing demand is generally high, vacancy rates are low, and rental prices are on the rise, according to Move Inc., a firm that runs a network of real-estate websites including Realtor.com and Move.com. Recently, Move highlighted 10 college towns where it could pay off to invest in a rental property, MarketWatch reported.
- Boston-Cambridge
- Nashville, Tenn.
- Chicago
- Washington
- Houston
- South Bend, Ind.
- Atlanta
- Baltimore
- St. Louis
- Syracuse, N.Y.
For more information: www.marketwatch.com/story/top-10-real-estate-markets-in-us-college-towns...
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