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Investing in a stagnate/slightly depreciating market
Hello all, I come today wanting to discuss the strategies and mindset in investing in a price stagnate and almost slightly depreciating market. I attached a few snap shots of a zillow price trend, I know it is zillow and not the most real able to use. In the El Paso area are population is increasing however it is due to births and immigration, migration out of the city is very high for high wage jobs.
I am considering investing in this area beyond my primary home and these graphs are alarming, on one hand it spells opportunity for a lower price but other hand not much opportunity for investing if this continues.
How should I view this situation?