Cameron Kozinets

Phoenix is a city on the rise when it comes to real estate, with values in the city rising steadily over time. According to, the average sales price of a home in Phoenix, Arizona is $350,000, which is a large increase of 17% over the past year. While many cities have sustained real estate growth over the course of the past year, due in part to high buyer demand and low inventory, Phoenix’s growth stands apart from the pack.

The Motor City was once arguably the industrial capital of America. As the center of the automotive industry, Detroit was an economic powerhouse. But as factories moved and the balance of power shifted, Detroit’s fallen on some bad years. With crime up and job opportunities low, the real estate market became one where your money would take you much further than most other big American cities. But like just about every other major city in America, 2020 was a year of real estate resurgence. Prices in Detroit have surged to new heights, and it could perhaps be the start of a return to form for the city.

2020 was a year unlike any other. It was a year of intense and rapid change, where at the drop of a hat, the world was overwhelmed by a seemingly unbeatable challenge. But as we are heading toward the twilight of the pandemic, with optimistic estimates calling for a fully vaccinated America by May, we can begin to look to the future.

Connecticut is on the smaller end of American states, ranking 29th in the United States in terms of population, and is the third smallest in terms of area. It is a classic New England state, known for its colonial architecture, green spaces, and classic small American towns. It is also a state where many of the wealthy residents of the surrounding big cities like New York City or Boston go to escape the chaos of city life.

In the past year, the United States has seen a ton of change. While this is true of every year, 2020 was truly a one-of-a-kind year. These sweeping changes were present in all levels of American society, and one big area that reflected the changing nature of the United States was the real estate market.

Schitt’s Creek moved from a relatively obscure Canadian TV show about a once-wealthy family on hard times and living out of a motel, to the only comedy show to win a clean sweep in their category at the Emmy Awards.

The Twin Cities are used to weathering storms. With its wintery weather, the Twin Cities have seen their fair share of cold winds blowing in, but a global pandemic and rising violent crime rates are a whole different issue.

There’s an image of millennials that have been created by people in older demographics. Millennials are supposedly a lazy generation, living with their parents, complaining about the way the world is going. Well, like most stereotypes, this one doesn’t hold true under further analysis. The idea of millennials as childish has already become outdated as they age into being the most prominent age group in America.

Seattle is the land of Starbucks and evergreens. The Emerald City is a place of innovation, with the headquarters of some of America’s biggest corporations, but still a city that is nature-filled and walkable. In the past decade, Seattle has experienced a real-estate boom.