I am not even sure that it has risen since prop 13.  

They earn a steadily  decreasing return on their cash as appreciation grows.

This means that you can buy properties at a lower cost, while still generating solid rental income.Growing Population: Columbus is one of the fastest-growing cities in the US, with a population that has been steadily increasing in recent years.

Still plenty of inventory on the market but prices have not risen nearly as much as they have in Atlanta.If you're looking for a duplex in a B area for $100k that will rent to $1000-$1200k total there are a bunch on the market now.

House prices are steadily going up.

I like steadily paying more than my mortgage to upset the amortization while setting aside another chunk for investments. 

Since then sales have risen five months in a row, blown past the previous February high, and are now up an amazing 18.9% from pre-pandemic levels.

I plan for them yes but I could have bought 2-3 more rentals instead of throwing it away in the mailbox.Currently not fanciable, great credit, good income.Almost December- Sounds scary so far but, I have risen to #3 broker in my firm.

Cash flow markets are areas where home values increased steadily but not dramatically (i.e., Midwest and South).

Rent prices are steadily rising in Chicago proper.