There is a ~100,000 population red state town that appreciated 60% from April 2022 to April 2023. Can you name it?

Probably tennessee

Miami Dade or SW Fl

no

An 80% white one

My area in west Michigan appreciated that fast but smaller population

think analytically. the place was laughably undervalued, so it's not any of these buzzword places like florida

Arkansas

Joplin Missouri

ok here is the hint i can give or we will be here all day

it actually has black people. but it's next to a military base and most of the blacks come from military families. that combined with being a red state crime is low

no. Like arkansas but i think tornado ally moved there

what appreciated? the population? real estate values? what?

Gayville?

not a horrible guess. i know the area around springfield already blew up before this last year

im considering this a special case because it is just now appreciating in the face of crushing rates

real estate dumbass

Must be Ft Rucker Al

Johnson City, TN

ft rucker is only 4,000 people what grades did you get in school man

dumbass huh, you're the one being obtuse in your title

i am psychotic, not psychic asswipe

no youre a damn nihigher

the town is your bunghole
it is in a red state because of the 100,000 people that have been in it. e flamed and swollen.
demand is up and u got the sole supply of that whale eye. profits up 60%, good work

Jackson,MS

Lowsy...why you think I'm here and not in DC?

no

Tulsa,OK ?

I was gonna say Lawton Oklahoma. Population is right and its joined with Ft. Sill but you said crime was low so I'm stumped. Also, even tho real estate has appreciated nicely, its not 60% in a year

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bingo. and it just depends. some cases its waaaaay more then 60% (another article had it 60, this has 55% i know everyone will BITCH)

after 10,000 population it's not a town anymore

10,000+ is a city

100,000 is a city not a town

Fargo

Penis Beach, Alabama

Jackson hole

Probably somewhere you would die without air conditioning.