shrinking? 

Even if the amount of housing stays the same, if the buyer/renter pool shrinks then it changes the equation dramatically

And more parks close then open so the supply is shrinking.  

I normally ignore appreciation projections (if I can) and look at the demand for whatever i'm investing in to determine if the demand will continue to grow or it will shrink.

With more “fha approved” competing condo units available, the “premium” for the currently approved condos will shrink of course....but how much of that will be the non approved ones rising in value and how much of that will be the currently approved units units decreasing in price due to now more “approved competition”.

At first I read a lot of positive data, then I met an investor for St Louis who mentioned he's gone away from KC because it was a shrinking market.

Converting it to 6 spaces limits the number of available properties to comp it to, it changes the make up of the available financing and shrinks your clientele.  

It seems like our local buyer pool is shrinking also wondering if the two week period where it was under contract didn’t kill it as far as visibility on being a newer listing and not getting lost in down the list.

We also did our entire upper floor of our Lakehouse with it (but a higher end LVL) & it takes a grandkid pounding/spillage & there are zero shrink/expand issues as we shut the property down in the winter so temps can go 20 below.  

If more people want to move to the core, or labor force expands then supply will shrink regardless.