Houses there that are either totally renovated or have obviously been kept updated are going pending in a week or two at premium prices.....looks like pent up demand.  

Imagine the rebuilding process and out of area workers coming in to support and housing them will create a pent up demand for apartments especially if you have a B/C property.

A client with pent up passive losses will also sometimes strategically take cash enough to offset some passive losses.There are two times you can receive cash - At the closing of the sale your intermediary can identify the amount you want on the settlement statement and you get it at the closing - taxable of course. 

There is a huge pent up demand from the millenials generation, who are starting a household and have not bought a home yet.

Now that the election is over, and with rates rising some, I'm seeing a huge amount of pent up demand (multiple offers in December was not a common occurrence last year).

I still believe there is pent up demand for STR from people being in their homes and not flying.

As a result, prime apartments and office buildings in gateway cities are generating the most attention from the increasing pent-up sidelined capital.â€

ABNB got a huge boost from pent up travel demand coming out of covid. 

The lower MIP has created a bump there.From a buyer's perspective I'm seeing a number of things: 1) at 4% the payment is the same on a $150K house as a $120K house at 6% (that's a 20% difference) 2) buyers who got nailed with BK's during the crash are reentering the market 3) millenials and other pent up demand who see rising interest rates in the near future are locking in these low rates by entering the market.  

I'd like to target other Millennials like myself, who have delayed buying their first place (huge, pent-up demand for both renting and buying).