Leah Kelvin
Active member
Investing in urban real estate has a higher demand, potential appreciation, and rental income compared to suburban property. However; there are also increased costs, volatility and competition. Suburban investing is more stable than urban as it is family friendly. Moreover, it is cheaper but offers lower rental income with the potential for steady long-term appreciation. The choice you make depends on what your investment goals are; how much risk you can tolerate; and what kind of capital you have available among other factors like market conditions etc., so study up on local markets/demographics/growth potentials if need be – maybe even consult some professionals such as Realtors® or Financial Advisors who may give insights into strategies which could work for you given these circumstances.
