Tunas, MO

Tunas is a small town located in the southwestern corner of Missouri. The population was just over 1,000 in 2010 and has been slowly declining since then. Tunas is a farming community that has relied on agriculture for its economy for many years. However, the recent recession has caused a decline in agricultural production and an increase in unemployment. This has led to an increase in the number of people looking for jobs outside of Tunas, which has led to an increase in the demand for real estate in Tunas.

The primary type of real estate that is being sold in Tunas is residential property. There are a limited number of commercial properties available, but they are primarily used for storage or manufacturing purposes. The average price per square foot for residential property is $32, which is lower than the average price per square foot for commercial property ($41). This may be due to the fact that there are not as many opportunities available for businesses to locate in Tunas.

One reason that residential property prices have been relatively low is because there are not as many new homes being built in Tunas as there used to be. The population growth rate has been slowing down since 2000 and it is expected to continue decreasing until 2020 when it will reach 0%. This decrease in population growth rates means that there are fewer new homes being built and this drives up the prices of existing homes.

Another reason why residential property prices have been relatively low is because there are not as many people living in Tunas who can afford to buy a home. The median household income was just over $30,000 per year back in 2010 and it has decreased since then by about 20%. This decrease in income means that more people are renting instead of buying a home. In addition, there have been several cases where homeowners have had their properties seized by the government due to financial problems they were experiencing. This drives up the prices of properties because it reduces competition among buyers and makes it harder for someone who wants to sell their home quickly or at a lower price than what they paid originally to do so.