Where pent up demand is still growing but development is lagging.

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

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

I talked with a number of real estate agents and a lender on a zoom meeting recently who believe we will likely see a flurry of action from pent up buyers and sellers, but not significant price shifts when the travel and work restrictions are lifted in the future. 

I've already raised rates in anticipation of the pent up demand.

If you think about how little got built over the last 5 years, and at the same time the US population grew by 15,000,000, the pent up demand is coming.

PDX is very unique in its land use laws etc.. thereby allowing for a very vigorous building industry.. we normally built 12k new housing units a year.. in o9 we built 700 there is a huge pent up demand for new construction in all asset class's..Orygun even though its a funky place is the NUMBER one in migration state in the entire US.. seems pretty weird but it is... combination of CA folks fleeing... white collar brain drain. 

You can push the market on the houses right now due to pent up demand especially if you have the right location and the right product.

There is tremendous pent up demand for housing so any inventory released by investors in the next few years will definitely be absorbed IMHO

The real question is what will happen to the market when all this pent up supply from the spring selling market is unleashed...