Yes, Millennials have shown a much stronger preference to city life than Gen X and Boomers.

While it's her own home, she won't pay any gains tax, and with the size of her estate, not pay any estate taxes, still, the arguments for keeping it is stronger than selling it.Also, in her condition now, it would be cruel to expose her to anxious investors.

You have to work it out every single day to make it stronger.

Some area's have been increasing stronger than others and it's important to consider the direction of market values.

Just don't force a marginal deal for the sake of doing a deal (which you should never do, but I believe many are now just to get in the game or keep to their timeline of acquiring).The market has definitely been getting stronger.

Money usually follows pretty quickly, homes get improved, prices go up, people feel even stronger about their neighborhood and will make sure that it look clean and neat, inspire their neighbors and it becomes a change of culture. 

And this was 2013, when the market was getting stronger but still not at the frenzy we're in today.Finally, my broker called in a personal favor and we were able to get a meeting with a broker who happened to be his business partner's best friend's daughter.  

Residential in gentrifying neighborhoods still offers stronger turns, if you know how to optimize the variables by actively repositioning the property.

I found it interesting how both @Curt Bidwell and @Al Williamson, of 95 and 08, were from such ethical backgrounds and the extent to which it made their businesses and partnerships stronger. 

This experience will make you better and stronger.