The same is also happening in areas getting new manufacturing plants, tech campuses, etc.

Proximity to mass transit (mentioned by another poster re following them), proximity to downtown (maybe not so much now with work-from-home being a thing), proximity to airports, highways, pollution-belching industrial plants, hospitals, universities, the lake, etc., all help to define which South side neighborhoods have what it takes to overcome market inefficiencies and become "up and coming."

He is wanting to plant some teak.

They're close enough together that you'll have trouble separating root balls on each plant.

Swimming pool filled with wooden marbles, and here I come and I throw 3 steel marbles inside the pool and mix it up real good.Then I will tell you this: "Your mission is to find me the 3 steel balls".Now this is what you all are doing.You plant your butt next to the pool with your legs in the wooden marbles, you pick one bacll, inspect it, is it a steel ball?

We make the design but we let our landscapers choose the actual types of plants based on season and cost. 

Real estate is a fantastic way to build wealth, and your healthcare background likely brings valuable skills like patience, attention to detail, and resilience—all of which translate well here.

Real estate there is generally not tied to a single plant or industry.

It is a common factor for these types to plant in people's head they are responsible for their success so when they come back after realizing the no value you can blame it on them.

Quote from @Carlos Ptriawan: Quote from @Jim Pfeifer: Quote from @Carlos Ptriawan: while S&P is performing way better, single home appreciation is doing good, so they're quite resilient even during recession.