Our market has slowed down since then, but has managed to retain about 90-95% of value from peak....

This will happen when inventory for the houses in the neighborhoods that people really want to be in increases enough to provide some competition and longer days on market.We saw a little of this around the end of summer, when there is a natural slowing of home sales, but from what I'm seeing we're already picking up again.Over the long haul though?

Does anyone think this will slow down Bay Area prices?

If I were you I would slow flip off at least 2 of the properties.

A PC laptop lasting about 2-3yrs is actually good and you should replace every 3 anyways as they usually get bogged down, slow and just out of date. 

Unfortunately I don't think there is a business value since it's owner run and has slowed down a lot over the last several years. 

Doesn't matter much that all the big funds and REITs are slowing down here if you're a smaller investor looking to place capital.

BTW, guess Steve and J Scott posted while I was typing with one finger while BP was slowing text down to one letter per second and a half. 

Before that she was slow to change the filters and I had the coils ice up once or twice.

I get a very slow response turning pages in a thread or selecting a thread I click on.