They are a large developer and chances are they will pace the rate of construction depending on the economic outlook.  

They are going to go at their own pace, and though we all know that every day that property goes vacant more and more problems could happen, they are not going to speed up their pace for you.... sorry.There was a 2 br house, next to mine that was vacant, I talked to the tax guy, talked to the bank, I talked to the guy who was cutting the grass once a week, they all said they would send my name up the list... nothing happened.

then continue at the most ravenous pace possible... 

Hey BP,I had to share the big news of my team's closing on the Preserves at Aldersgate; the first project in the nation to adopt PACE financing.

At the same time, the value of the property will likely climb each month to keep pace with inflation -- increasing my wealth "congrats

I just wanted to tell you that I took the last couple of days to go through your Free RE education course at my own pace...it was quite frankly...OUT-FRIGGIN-STANDING!

I've found someone else and progress has moved at a breakneck pace compared to earlier this yearit's better to have a group waiting for a tenant to vacate than an empty unit for a group to work onSince the last update, the siding and windows are all installed, and look great.

I want someone who knows that business to put me through the paces.

Sacramento is growing at a fast pace.

But as long as the long term fundamentals are strong, ie in the case of Dallas, people are still moving to this city, and millennials will be forming households, I would think property values and rents would go up at a pace faster than inflation.