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David Lowe
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1. Low inventory county wide leading to increased prices (San Diego was first in the country in the drop in year over year inventory from March 2015 to March 2016)

2. Inland cities increasing in value as coastal cities are too expensive for most homebuyers.

3. Investors looking to invest out of state since return on equity in investment properties is really low.

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