Based upon the growth rate you are experiencing right now and the projections for the next 5-10 years, your market is far from peaking, rather just taking off. 

If this property is in Indiana, you will be looking at a +-3% appreciation/depreciation so not much growth over time.

I'm sold on the future of the area - the growth will be there soon as long as we do not have another serious downturn.  

I like the trend of higher density growth for property value inflation.  

We are Atlanta's little teenage brother growing up (fast) We are all lucky to be in a booming city basically still many years of growth left I have to disagree on this being a good buy and hold market.

This has a bigger impact on longer term accelerated growth when combined with re-financing.

Kansas City's growth is fantastic!  

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Silicon Valley Job Growth and RE Price Appreciation@Gloria Mirza, I agree with you on job losses and/or recession before price decreases..You can see there seems to be a pretty close correlation to the rate of job growth and the rate of real estate price appreciation in Silicon Valley.

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