I am not going to since there is a shortage and even if I could find one, the prices are up.  

Lastly, often brokers are over pricing based on the shortage of housing and potential for redevelopment too. 

We have a real shortage of both homes for sale and apartments for rent in NH, especially in the towns you mentioned, although Rochester is significantly behind Dover and Portsmouth in terms of perception from buyers.

Looks like there is a residential supply shortage.  

The reason why it's different this time is because we created our own housing shortage. 

They also have contracted out the RV park and other lodging to major STR operators, and there won't be a shortage of places with how many they have planned. 

May be it's inevitable but I feel this is not really a true shortage of spaces but people not getting along and the parking spaces is where they push their boundaries.

Columbus urban core doesn't have that problem because of the shortage of housing units. 

Additionally, there is an INCREDIBLE shortage of long-term rentals in the Bear Valley (like many 4 season ski towns). 

Fact is, there is zero shortage of thousands of real estate investors who are now under water or all out collapsed.