I wonder though if that's something that newspapers pick up while actual people on the ground are seeing a completely different story. 

After all, that’s considerably less than it used to cost to run an ad in the newspaper classifieds, back when people did that. 

The two major newspapers, LV Review and Sun, will publish their monthly article probably tomorrow (Tuesday), and their source is GLVAR.

And I don't have any particular book that tells on this, & is learned through a wish to do as much, by reading mag stories, the newspaper, etc. for clues hos to be in the good graces of women.

Decades ago I read in a newspaper that putting baking soda (sodium bicarbinate) in a smelly frig , left in it for days, will get rid of smells.

You place a bid at the courthouse, they publish it in the newspaper and give a period of time for counterbidders to offer.

Some states require it to be posted in a newspaper, but I’m not sure what happens if you ‘forget’ to do that part.

And just keeping tabs on the market as well: subscribing to the local newspapers to understand changes happening to the market, employers moving to the market, etc.5.

I guess you could keep it out of MLS, and advertise in base newspaper, website, and get it to the different housing offices at the base to help focus on families, but you also might be leaving out other great tenants.   

In one newspaper of Boise, the Idaho Statesman, in one of them, a few weeks ago, it had an article, that the Boise real estate market is currently a sellers' market, as bidding wars by buyers, are in progress, in which houses are being over-paid for, by 10's of thousands of dollars, just so some buyers can have an house to live in, for 2020, in this valley, which is cosmopolitan, & similar to many other U.S. big cities.