Gathering data and information to research the demographics and psychographics of your local market can be done through a variety of sources. The U.S. Census Bureau provides detailed population, housing, income, education, and other data at the national, state, county, and city levels that can be accessed online or through local libraries or government offices. Market research firms and associations publish reports on real estate trends, supply and demand, rental rates, vacancy rates, and other indicators for different regions and sectors that can be found online or through subscriptions or memberships. Additionally, surveys and interviews with current or prospective tenants, landlords, property managers, agents, and experts in the area can be conducted using online tools, phone calls, emails, or face-to-face meetings to collect feedback and insights on tenants' needs. Social media platforms and online review sites can also be used to monitor what tenants and potential tenants are saying about your property and competitors. Analyzing comments, ratings, likes, shares, and hashtags can help identify the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for your property.