As we enter 2015, U.S. investment immigration continues to be a hot topic. For successful immigrant investors, choosing an ideal city to settle down and purchase property is of paramount importance. Worldway Group’s U.S. immigration experts note that, according to a Forbes report, as part of the 2015 U.S. real estate market forecast, Trulia Chief Economist Jed Kolko has focused on these 10 cities:
1. Boston
Boston, Massachusetts, has a strong sense of history, featuring the "T" subway system built in 1897 and countless young people. According to The Boston Globe, last year, more than one-third of the city's residents were between the ages of 20 and 34.
2. Dallas
Dallas, Texas, is constantly growing. The Dallas Morning News reported that this oil-rich city has seen a 3.4 percent increase in jobs across the manufacturing, retail, and energy sectors since last year. Over the past decade, the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex has become the fourth-largest metropolitan area in the country, following New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
3. Fresno
The California coast is beautiful, but many of the state's residents are beginning to move to more affordable inland areas like Fresno. For this reason, the region's population has increased by nearly 15.7%, and major employers include medical centers, casinos, and the agricultural sector.
4. Middlesex County
Located northwest of Boston in Massachusetts, this county surrounds the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard University, and Tufts University. Like Boston, it is one of the most educated regions in New England and is experiencing steady growth.
5. Nashville
You don't have to be a country music fan to love this "Music City" in Tennessee. On Second Avenue in downtown Nashville, you can always see aspiring stars singing their hearts out at night.
Beyond the musicians, the city is home to the prestigious Vanderbilt University and Scripps Networks. The area has the seventh-highest growth rate for young professionals with university degrees in the nation. Meanwhile, its population has grown by 48% over the past 12 years.
6. New York
What else is there in New York and New Jersey that you haven't seen in songs, books, or photos? New York is a grand city that never sleeps. And, as mayoral candidate McMillan summarized, it is a city with sky-high housing prices.
7. Raleigh
Once a tobacco-growing hub in North Carolina, Raleigh has become a rapidly developing metropolis since the 1990s. The capital city's economy rebounded with a stunning 214% recovery rate, with job opportunities primarily coming from high-tech, research, health care, and education.
Raleigh, along with cities like Chapel Hill and Durham, makes up the famous Research Triangle Park. It is also a site of intense sports competition; North Carolina State University is headquartered in Raleigh, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Duke University in Durham are nearby.
8. Salt Lake City
In addition to the Sundance Film Festival and Mormons, Utah has become a hub for computer programmers due to high-tech companies like Adobe, Microsoft, Oracle, Fuji Xerox, and others settling around Salt Lake City, leading to rapid job growth.
9. San Diego
In addition to being home to the International Comic-Con, the beautiful coastal city of San Diego in California offers delicious tacos you have never tasted before. At the same time, it is a rising market with downtown construction making it look fresh every year. When it comes to housing, San Diego is expensive, which means it is a seller's market.
10. Seattle
Seattle is rainy, but that is no reason to be scared away. Many large companies, such as Starbucks, Microsoft, Amazon, and UPS, have provided the region with stable job growth. Besides that, Seattle really knows how to rock.
As a leading organization in U.S. investment immigration, Worldway Group provides professional and attentive service that permeates every minor detail of the investor's U.S. immigration process. When clients first arrive in the U.S., the Worldway Group Customer Service Center will provide comprehensive landing and settlement assistance, including arranging airport pick-up for the first entry, assisting with bank account opening procedures, applying for Social Security cards, booking hotels, ordering flight tickets to the U.S., contacting driving schools and providing driver's license test information, coordinating moving services, assisting in finding real estate agents, helping with rental or purchase matters, and more. For detailed inquiries, please call: 400-138-2929.
