As @Nathan Gesner had said; after covid opened up, there was a sudden rush of people who wanted to travel and caused a spike in tourism which has since died down.

Property taxes spiked this year due to the increase for public schools.

To combat this, San Jose has listed a bunch of PRE-APPROVED plans on their website.Lastly, check out this article about the spike in ADU Projects seen in San Jose. 

It’s kind of like asking what’s the best neighborhood to invest in.....it depends on the investor’s strategy and resources.Inventory is still tight here in Cleveland, seems to be loosening up just a little since the start of the Holiday season and new virus spike.  

For unintentional leaks, you can also install leak detectors so you are alerted right away if water usage spikes.

Rates in general are much higher than there were a year ago and they spiked again this afternoon.

Sedona is the oasis in the desert :)As water becomes more of a desperate issue in the SW, Sedona will likely spike further in value, due to it's abundant supply.

Look at every chart related to almost anything (not only real estate) and you see this huge spike in 2020-2023 and now everything is in steep decline.

I live in an area where the price of homes have increased by 10% or more annually, even before the spike.

I think there will a temporary spike in values as people want to be close enough to allow their kids to walk/ride bikes to the area, yet not live in the complex.