And especially in luxury segment, it's all about the exclusivity, that it's not abundant, there is enough to be known but few enough to be "special" and priced accordingly that a person will fly in on private jet, and spend there time there.

Small towns may rely too much on a single business or market segment.

Pick one and be a superstar in that segment.

A brief, hopefully insightful, dive into real estate and/or financial markets.Today we’re talkin: Homebuilder profits and challenges, consumer health, federal reserve fun, and I add a new (short) segment.

That tells me everything I need to know to validate my purchase and estimate my resale $/sf without a 'magic' machine learning algo.I'm sure they have the same data and could apply a similar technique to segment their market data further than averages, but I've yet to see it done!

Should I target a certain market segment like the higher-end of the market? 

- If the realtor is working with investors, they know how long the tenants of a specific tenant pool segment typically stay in the property.

I've seen many homes in the midrange price segment dropping ~15% compared to earlier this year, simply with the absence of a multiple offer bidding war. 

To answer directly, no, it honestly is not readily available with a means to efficiently self-manage properties while getting ala-cart professional "boots-on" service by certified professionals in that specific segment including licensed segments. .......yet. 

He's not particularly targeted just at the real estate market segment... maybe more towards 'financial success' but he does real estate investing and talks about it frequently in his podcasts.