A superficial observer would believe that they are supreme.

A year ago I had the observation that the modern/contemporary style is not common on new single-family home construction in our market, and ESPECIALLY at an affordable middle price point.

My observation is that cost to purchase is outpacing rents.

I have several observations good and bad.As with lots of these kind of organizations there is a TON of up sells.

It's been just three weeks into 2024, and we are observing a highly interesting and significant change in the housing sector - the "boomerang migration."

Just an observation and could just be around me but I've noticed quite a few owners we have selling their rentals properties since the rental market has been lower compared to a year ago and the condo associations have been increasing the fees a lot.

Hi @Kate Haller - based on what I've observed in the market trends, I would personally avoid a majority of East Atlanta, particularly the area around South Dekalb.

Similarly to back then, I am observing lenders get slightly more creative and aggressive in how they qualify.

. :)Ok, here's what I've got so far based on everyone's observations. - Best way to view this is to compare the returns to if we invested $100k in a property.

While I am showing the property, I am evaluating them further by observing what they do, what they say, and what I see (their demeanor, their appearance, their car.)