If a builder announces a new project in an area, then what happens to the neighboring property prices?

Growth is all around the city with new projects announced daily.

No loans of any kind involved so activities such as the following one are definitely NOT possible for me: step 1: get a loan, step 2: buy a RE where i can be as sure as possible i will get people to rent it and pay the monthly rent fees (plus utility bill fees) matching in total at least monthly cost of loan, step 3: before fully paying off the loan, announcing (why?

Rates don't really have much room to go down and the Fed has announced they are going to raise rates the next few times they meet.

I'll have an announcement up in the "events" section.

“Buyers are not just paying more for the same home; the mix of homes in the market is rapidly changing.”This is country-wide, but just imagine the rate it's happening at in Atlanta given the development, corporate success, announcements, cost of living, world class status, etc https://atlantaagentmagazine.com/2018/04/11/home-p...

So you can buy it in an LLC, and then do a cash-out refi after 6 months, while simultaneously changing title from the LLC to your own personal name so that you can get the bank loan.If your bank is telling you that you can't do this, find another bank.https://www.fanniemae.com/content/announcement/sel...

Hey all - wanted to post here asking if there's any recourse I can take against my property manager who took all my money and ran, and also provide a public service announcement to help anyone who may consider using him in the future.First some back story. 

The UT just released the latest plans for the new Seaport Village in Downtown San Diego. I'm really excited to see what's going to happen in terms of development and real estate. What do you guys think on this matter?

I am in the process of starting out my wholesaling game here in the Laredo and I'm excited to announce that after saving some money i am now ready to invest in my marketing.