They might, but you're just speculating.

I've even speculated that it would make an awesome bed-and-breakfast.

We're only looking for landed properties, not condos as these are overpriced and speculative.

If someone buys gold thinking its value will go up, it is speculation not an investment.

At the of sale of the property (Usually 60 to 90 days we estimate, but don't guarantee because real estate is speculative.) 58K is committed to our investors, anything above and beyond goes to the company.the above deal is one of many type of splits we do.

Without data, you are speculating.

Some investors are willing to buy them on a speculative basis (buy and hold model), knowing that the property will appreciate in the long term, depending on the neighborhood.  

There are deals to be had, cashflow to be made, and lots of speculative appreciation to hopefully exist!  

Everyone has their own speculations about what the housing market will do.

@Ian Barnes the neighborhood was heavily invested in by speculators before the last recession.