,Watch for ANYthing that will seriously dampen the demand for homes ... a big spike in interest rates, for example, say into the 10%+ range that would really make folks think twice about non-optional moves.

@Jake Soper I've been outsourcing my postcards for some time and do far the only positive I've seen is a spike in website traffic but I'll continue to mail them.

In my area it is common to not only require a lease but often to end the lease in May as that is when rental prices spike slightly every year.

Karim Shah For some reason this has been a tough summer for property crime...there has really been a spike that I've seen.

As we all might have seen the crazy spike in home prices recently.

Wood county taxes are also spiking up this year and quite frankly all the time.

The highest was hotel and second is office.In office sector, the biggest valuation drops are located in SF and NY City.And to be more specific, it does affect office that was built prior to 2015.I am bullish residential because supply has reached new standard deviation low, it may not spike big but with the wage increase, lot of buyers are still there with very limited supply especially in appreciating market.

What happened is other way around LOLThere're just 2 months spike of layoff but since the number is normalized now, home price keeps going up.

We had a couple acquisitions of other companies and with each spike in units, we would get more direct attention from the staff for support but also with the ability to recommend software updates and new IT implementation recommendations.

You would make more money even to the 600s.There're lot of market changes in this area, the inventory supply was big prior to 2021 for this particular market but after oct 2022 nobody is selling right now and this is the sample of market that would experience price spike in the next few years.