Here in Oregon the real estate market is still surprisingly strong. I've written recently about a single family home in Eugene having 14 offers, and three separate clients purchasing properties on the coast, had multi...

I can't imagine the fed won't want to buy another boom with low rates.

(Personally, I don't know how CA, and especially Southern CA has done as well as it has for as long as it has, but I'll be the first to say I don't have the mentality of a 'normal' homebuyer.)On the MF side, there are huge incentives for outside money right now (Venezuela's inflation was between 700-1000% last year, and the folks/companies who made their money during the oil boom there need to get their money out of that as fast as possible) so they're happy to be able to park a couple million dollars in US Real Estate, even if it means losing a little bit of money (or making very little.)  

Gayle, we're seeing a boom in interest here in Santa Cruz, multiple offers, many over asking. 

Austin is definitely booming and that’s great for my personal property for sure. 

If I had a boom truck I would do it myself :) 

I believe its been just over the past 10 years that innerloop (inside 610) areas like the heights and Montrose have boomed, and now prices are starting to go up in that east downtown area. 

Here's the situation:  SituationOwn a townhouse since 2016, in the booming silicon valley town - Sunnyvale.

After about a week of emails and phone calls we came up with a plan and BOOM we are off and running.  

I recently spoke with a developer that told me they were booming but running out of land.