How is real estate in texas and california? Blew up social media gained more followers despite that no sales or just few
Just wondering coz we were able to blow up the social media accounts leads are reaching out however the inevitable retrenchment occured. Texas? They say it is nearly deserted place california - they say covid restrictions market is not good ? What are your thoughts?
[{"id": "guwe9lk", "text": "Yo, this place be blowing up with the tick tock and the flip flops. I be cramming up real state all over this hizzy. For real do. Commercial RE to the dome, ya heard", "replies": [{"id": "guwgk31", "text": "Word", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "guwm6n3", "text": "CA Coastal counties to pay way way higher than historical high. $1M over asked price is not a typo. Expect $1300-1500/sf near urban modest home. $1.6-2K/sf in better school older homes.\n\n1 hour away from urban $500/sf is common. Central Valley agricultural 300-400/sf.  The economy is booming 20-40% annual increase is anticipated. Been that way for decades.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "gvefe2j", "text": "Prices are crazy here in California. Even with Covid, nobody is dropping price and very few are selling. There is no inventory. CAP rates are in the 3% (multi family and industrial) to 6% (office, some retail). Even in outlining areas, CAP rates are at 7% and that is for investment grade NNN tenants.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]