From Jersey City, New Jersey, to Oakland, California, the 2020s will be the decade for former underdogs—and retirement hot spots. At a time when big cities are feeling the weight of sky-high costs of living, locations close to major cities, mid-size cities, and retirement hubs are enlivening with trendy downtowns and growing economic opportunities. Find out if your city made the list of the top 15 hottest markets for the new decade, according to real estate agents and experts.
As we head into 2020, it's time to start thinking about investments to make in the next decade — whether that's a new car, finally treating yourself to a fancy kitchen appliance, or buying a new property.
Business Insider spoke to real estate agents and experts who predicted what the 15 hottest real estate markets will be in the new decade, whether you're looking to make a profit or invest in a property that will rise in value over time.
Keep scrolling to learn more about the hottest new places to live.
According to Eric Benaim, CEO of Queens-based brokerage firm Modern Spaces, Long Island City is a hot market right now, and will continue to be over the next 10 years.
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