So, I'm not sure what the "multi multi million dollar properties" have to do with the rest of us.If you want to talk about the "meat and potatoes" RE market, I'll bet you'll see some palpable downward pressure once the rates come off their historic lows. 

As others have said, however, there is not much upside for you to publicly expose them and there is a palpable downside with your exposure to liability (remember, anyone can sue anyone for any reason) and/or possible retaliation. 

Once you move away from that market and outside the city core, I would use $300 - $350/rm ($900 - $1400 per unit) in my anaylsis and then try to better that on the ground.The purchase price (on a per unit basis) also strikes me as high as an investment (... as a mortgage helper, it may be palpable).  

These are in Selma and Universal City, right off I-35....the growth of this corridor is palpable.  

With current market conditions, there's a palpable sense of a potential downturn or collapse on the horizon.How's the commercial real estate landscape in your area?

Detroit's come back is palpable and I think unstoppable.  

I believe that experienced flippers and investors are continuing to ride the wave, albeit with a bit more caution.There were about 75,000 permits pulled for new construction, in Dallas, last year, and those properties should come to the public in the next few months.That kind of inventory and Fed activity, attempting to curb inflationary pressures, is sure to have a palpable effect on the market.There is no better time to be an investor.

It seems like a good way to boost income on vacancies, but I read through ALE's Yelp reviews, and wow, the animosity towards this company is palpable.

@Stephanie GledhillA hole vibes are palpable, so PM might have noticed but not guaranteed.

As anybody involved in the markets knows, that approach to valuing bank debt for an investor would be palpably absurd.