I could see the costs skyrocketing so I told him no thanks and kept looking. 

The value skyrocketed due to limited run sizes.

I went to Phoenix and bought 2 SFH for $400k each...Then I got a taste of out of state investing and came back to San Francisco and bought several 2/2 condo for $650k each....Today the Phoenix properties are $360k ish, but San Francisco ones are like $1.4m each.....of course, the former cash flowed from day one , and the latter are negative for a good 5 years after purchase.... but today the cash flow are WAY better than Phoenix thanks for sky rocketing rental price in the city.....$1800 for a large 4/2 SFH w pool in Phoenix but $4500 for 2/2 condo in SF...So my advise for new comers - suck up the initial pain, pay off is big and sweet later on....

Of course situation was a little different capital FROZE this time Capita did not freeze the rates just sky rocketed.

Since launching our website and Facebook group, the number of requests has skyrocketed.

I remember when a similar development happened near Phoenix a few years back-property values didn't just climb, they skyrocketed.

That doesnt seem like a good rate but rates have skyrocketed the last 3 weeks.

Nobody has a magic 8 ball, but here’s my guess: after a decade-long bull run and skyrocketing home prices, things are feeling shaky.

Now the rents have skyrocketed over the past year and we find we could be renting to a regular sized family for about $200 less than what we get now!

The reason people are buying is because Intel, Amazon, and Google are all investing causing property prices to skyrocket.