Yes prices in the area have been skyrocketing lately and I see no end to it! 

On the issue that just arrived today, the entire front page is "Skyrocketing Housing Prices".Some of the points made in the article are: “What we are living with now is a result of and reaction to the Great Recession”“Add to this whole mix the pandemic, and it is the low-wage earning service workers that have been most hurt and that causes a really big disparity in income”“Sellers have become accustomed to asking over the market value and getting it”“There is going to have to be more affordable housing, bottom line”"the city is discussing developer incentives to set aside a number of units in development for workforce housing; revitalizing older neighborhoods"Here is a link to the full article Low inventory leads to rising housing prices across Chandler, East Valley | Community ImpactWhat are your thoughts? 

Yet, property values there are skyrocketing beyond belief.

Prices have skyrocketed since then!

Just need to get the youngest through high school and we should be good to exit the metromess.Kicking myself for not buying 3-4 years ago as acreage prices have skyrocketed in such a short time. 

Long story short, we had some issues with the remodel, we're still not moved in, but we're confident now we will be moved in October.The fortunate part of this is that during these 9 months, the property values of both of our houses have skyrocketed.

It isn't a question of market rate (which has skyrocketed), it is a question about what is fair for both of us. 

Long story short, we had some issues with the remodel, we're still not moved in, but we're confident now we will be moved in October.The fortunate part of this is that during these 9 months, the property values of both of our houses have skyrocketed.

The cost of disposal will skyrocket in the future, so extending the life of existing disposal methods is lower cost in the long run. 

They flip them into SFH because market prices have sky rocketed and rents can't keep up.