Best city for growth with a nice climate (real estate market, living in)

[Ciyank]

Currently living in Scottsdale AZ, looking to move to a metro area that's growing (work with commerical real estate), that has a nice climate (mainly meaning no freezing cold winters, heat I can deal with) opinions?

[AnUnidentifiedMale]

Lots of studies cover this. Here's two:

https://wallethub.com/edu/best-cities-for-jobs/2173/

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/01/thes...b-seekers.html

[Ciyank]

Thanks, funny how the wallethub link had Scottdale, AZ at number 1!

[Qwh]

Austin Texas its growing at a rate of 41+ percent a decade

[Zambon]

I really like Tampa Bay. I think Tampa is the fastest growing metro in the county. If not, it is definitely top 5

[kyle19125]

Originally Posted by Ciyank

Currently living in Scottsdale AZ, looking to move to a metro area that's growing (work with commerical real estate), that has a nice climate (mainly meaning no freezing cold winters, heat I can deal with) opinions?

A few come to mind but first and foremost from a commercial real estate perspective would have to say Charleston SC. It's far enough north to have four seasons and while summers are hot, it's for about three months and winters are mild. It's also one of the top 10 fastest growing commercial real estate markets.

https://www.fortunebuilders.com/the-...state-markets/

I would also recommend Atlanta, in particular the northern suburbs around Alpharetta and Johns Creek.

[westsaeed]

Come on over to Sacramento--nice climate with four seasons and the housing marking is as hot as anywhere in the country right now.

[ClemVegas]

If open to moving to east coast, consider Greenville SC.

[cttransplant85]

Charleston, SC

[BurnInTheMil]

I too recommend Charleston, SC. Beautiful place, tons to do, decent climate. One of my favorite places to visit