If anything that might restrict building but I don't see them running out of water for existing homes so wouldn't that mean home values going up because supply would be restricted.What kind of climate risk could occur there?

Also, keep in mind that some areas of the country that have lower-cost properties have a limited supply of property managers.

But I still believe we have a huge supply and demand issue and the government needs to do something to spur new construction.

By expanding density, a city like Dallas would multiply the housing supply, which naturally helps balance demand and affordability.

Louis]Single-family home building permits serve as a leading indicator of future housing supply trends.

This is because so much new multi family supply has come online.

All that building that's happening means more supply which equals lower rents.

@Blake ChoisnetNote investing has gotten harder so a lot of the window shoppers gave up which is good for those really in the space.

The problem: Yes they will buy, but they will also sell, so it becomes a wash in terms of supply and demand. 

For example, if you buy in a semi-rural area or suburban area the pool of applicants can be much smaller and with an increase in supply it creates a downward pressure on prices and higher days on market averages.