There is pent-up demand and lots of competition for good properties so you have to work hard to find a good deal but once you do you should definitely pull the trigger.

Pent-up demand and the return of millions of workers to their jobs in May and early June gave a big jolt of adrenaline to the economy.

But, there is also pent-up demand at courthouse sale.

Does anyone have any ideas on what is driving this strong growth (besides the economic 101 supply vs demand explanation) More people working from home so want to own their house, same for home schooling,  external investors, pent up demand...???

I really like the way it was written as I think it will be able to remedy some pent up demand for affordable housing, legalize in-law units and coach houses that have been there for a long long time, and add conversions units and new coach houses!! 

Manually tweaking pricing is also not great timing since I'm now seeing a massive pent-up demand as folks come off quarantine and are frothing at the mouth to get out of Dodge and indulge in regional staycations away from urban hotspots. 

There is a ton of pent up demand for multifamily housing, either from owner occupants or small investors who have been priced out of Boston. 2.

typical human psychology. pent up demand, sellers getting greedy and slowly flooding the market.

And because real property was not easily available there was a pent up demand in DSTs. 

The strong increase in May and June was the result of the pent-up demand from earlier in the spring along with the normal sales that would have been done during that time.