(For those not familiar with Houston, the heights is a trendy neighborhood near downtown that originated in the 1920s and is experiencing a lot of new commercial and residential builds including trendy restaurants, coffee shops, and boutique stores)I have currently have a 5000 sqft property with a 1100sqft house (simple 2bed/1bath) built in 1930 and restored about 10 years ago.

Don't go with the hot trendy markets.

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The result of this trend is prices rising faster than incomes, homes staying on the market for fewer days and a limit on just how much home sales can grow.for more details see NYT

Another factor that is contributing to this trend is the fact that people are living longer.

Get some trendy artsy millennials to do pop up events.

With low supply, high demand we get the below pricing trend....I believe we wont be at the top until one or both of these happensupply increasesdemand (local hiring) slows

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I would like to talk about the market and what the growing trend is like.

In these cities in particular, this trend is likely to continue for the foreseeable future, as housing inventory is tight to begin with.Key Takeaways: Since they removed distressed locations, the average time of a house on the market has fell significantly.