In the digital age where remote work is booming and virtual tours are the norm, you might think “location” has lost its edge in real estate. Think again. Whether you’re buying a home or investing, location still reigns supreme — and not just for resale value.

A good location means access: to jobs, good schools, health care, public transit, and lifestyle options. Even in a fluctuating market, homes in prime locations retain more value and attract consistent demand.

But “good location” is evolving. Buyers now look for walkable neighborhoods, strong internet connectivity, and green spaces — not just proximity to the city center. So, when considering property, look beyond the price tag. Understand the neighborhood’s future development plans, demographic shifts, and infrastructure.

A cheaper house in the wrong location may cost you more in the long run.