Once you start building more than two Townhouses in a row, then you start to get the repetitive pattern that you are talking about. 

That said, there is areas in explosive growth pattern, support by planned city development, and for the smarty-pant's who put int he work to know those plan's ("ehe-hum") appreciation becomes a mathematical item vs guess-work. 

We then put up the second beam and attached it to the first with code approved header screws in the specified number and pattern that our codes so nicely dictated.

I know a lot of people will say "stop wasting time with data analysis and buy a house," but I just think that may be a result of their inability to see patterns in data.

Some flooring is like that, they have "random patterns".

I've heard first hand from GCs that they're laborers are staying home because they "make more" - if that is a true pattern I'm not sure.

Our company, Rishel Consulting Group, has helped over 1,000 community owners set up or fix their lending operations in one of three legal patterns.

Last July was the highest MoM and YoY ever, amazing if this year we follow the same pattern all over again, lets see how it goes, will it stabilize or hitting new low in December ?

As soon as the economic cycle trends down on it's historical pattern then you have migration from renters of new class A multifamily wanting to move to older class A (5 to 10 years old) or class B properties that are still nice but rent is much less per unit.

I'm sure that you will agree that after looking at a lot of "opportunities" a pattern forms.