If you are talking about appreciation, it is based on perception the area will prosper.

By no means is this verifiably accurate, it is however my perception of my market.

I didn't exactly grow up in the projects, but we lived close enough to a railroad tracks to have the house shake, and there was a never ending supply of sirens throughout the night.

On the other hand I live about 2/3 of a mile from the train station in my town and I love the sound of the siren at night .... 

Ten minutes of blaring sirens while the agent called first the police, then the owner to get the alarm code.

Certainly not limited to subsidized housing, though there is a perception (on behalf of both uninformed owners and uninformed applicants) that programs like S8 are either a categorical great/accepted (you're getting your rent every month!)

I would hope it would improve the media's overall perception of wholesalers as being legitimate business people instead of the equity thief's, real estate scavengers, and vulture investors they make us out to be.

Stellar price on a multifamily (but my price perception is off, being Californian).

All a matter of perception, winter can work particularly if you are selling and a buyer walks into a nice warm, cozy house with the aroma of fresh coffee.... almost instant sale!

In today’s age the perception is that a degree has more value than a home.