I feel at home in the noise and constant stimulation.

I make a very good salary but between travel, long commutes, 12-hr days at the office, and frankly work that just doesn't stimulate me anymore....I will start my night job around 9pm and never complain.

This, in theory, should stimulate demand and cause home prices to rise, in their thinking.The current administration promotes unbridled greed.

Those are issues that will keep away a family of tourists from NYC who would normally be spending money and stimulating the economy.

This will stimulate growth & expansion of those businesses, but have trickle down effects to certain niches of commercial real estate (Retail & Office Spaces)- Prices, DOM & Absorption rates continue to soar at a rate which substantially outpaces inflation, causing a broader recession in the RE markets within the next 24 months.

My posts are meant to give an explanation of my path and to give others options that may not have been in their original paradigm or way of thinking.It has stimulated a lot of debate and I truly believe a few have come to my dark side.  

@Vitaliy Merkulov This question regarding dispute from @Matthew Olszak stimulates a good question.

When you invest in the education system you stimulate the cities potential for future economic growth and job growth for years to come.

That will make purchases more affordable.Fed's injection of funds into the economy should substantially stimulate it once the country reopens for business. 

San Diego is still seeing an all-time low in inventory (Supply), and interest rates are still at an all-time low (Stimulating Demand).