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case shiller lists top 3 residential large city RE markets for total return for this century are San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego.  

Near Rookwood, Oakley, and downtown.Experiencing new developments.Close to I-71, favored for value appreciation.Grade: B ClassMadisonvilleBetween Mariemont and Oakley.Growth in residential and commercial sectors.Changing landscape with more developments.Part of East Side, known for appreciation potential.Grade: Later-Stage GentrificationPleasant RidgeArts district, diverse community.Traditional feel with gaslight streets.Smaller, often rented single-family homes.Part of East Side, appreciated for potential value increase.Grade: Not specifiedDeer ParkAlong I-71, quick access to Cincinnati.Business development including new breweries.Part of East Side, chosen for appreciation potential.Grade: Later-Stage GentrificationMadeiraClose to I-71, part of East Side's desirable neighborhoods.Balance of appreciating property values and quality living.Grade: Not specifiedKenwoodProximity to I-71, part of East Side's investment areas.Known for property appreciation potential and quality living.Grade: Not specifiedCamp Washington19th-century architecture, near downtown and uptown.Arts community presence, major apartment redevelopments.Attracts white-collar Millennial and Gen Z renters.Investment returns vary by specific location.Expected significant growth in the next five years.Grade: Not specifiedDowntown Neighborhoods (Business District, Pendleton, OTR, Mt.

Mid-century modern is in crazy high demand and i've seen some sell for well above list price without any updating at all. 

While in Costa Rica, I met with a Remax agent, but Century 21 was there as well.  

So these trials are not "trials of the century" that so many worry about. 

People have been drinking coffee and beer for centuries - 2 industries that I know quite well. 

Everything seems to be over a century old and out together with spare scrap. 

Yes, but if you're talking about Century, FL - that's a small town on the border with Georgia and I had to scale my googlemaps back quite a bit before I found a town of any significant size.  

"I have another offer and need your highest and best" is probable the most frequently used lie of any agent today.Someone I know had an offer in on a REO, it was over 25% below the list, they came back wanting 'highest and best' because of 'multiple offers',,he stayed with his  original offer,,,,he told me he would never trust another agent  saying they had  multiple offers again.Now the funny part, he was a real estate broker that owned a Century 21 office for over 30 years and had recently sold it to spend less time working, if anyone knows agents, he does