A true decrease, in my mind, should cause prices to dip as well.This is a recent article regarding millennial's movement. 

Also, AirBnb is smoking over there, but state regulation may reign that in, as there seems to be a powerful lobbying movement coming from the hotels.

I don't see as much movement compared to other areas. 

This is technically the rate of return of a perpetuity, or what's commonly referred to here as the "cash-on-cash" return.

We, as well as numerous other cities, have seen an amazing movement of out of state buyers coming into our cities to purchase properties that make more sense.It's been amazing to me to hear about some of their purchases in areas like California and Florida, where investors have purchased duplexes for $500k and are negative $2,000/month in cash flow.

Bank took 7 months before any movement was made.

Part of the end homelessness for veterans movement...

@Ryan Biankowski could you refi, with your newly added vaue, and use that money to perpetuate forward?  

In addition to that, there is an influx of people moving to Texas (helping perpetuate the increases).

There has been no movement on this property and the listing agent has divulged that the bank is negotiable so I wanted to come in with an offer around 30-35k, but now my mortgage broker is telling me she cant finance anything less than 70k!